The Dust Rag Prayer 
God relies on us to be the tangible evidence of his love for the world.
As words of pain poured from my friend Jenny's lips, I listened helplessly. She'd recently discovered her husband was in love with another woman. I didn't know what else to do but put my arms around her and pray. Yet while I strongly believe in the power of prayer, my promise to pray for her seemed like an easy way out. I wished I could do more to help.
The next morning, I drove over to Jenny's ...
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Ann
This article brings tears to my eyes, as I desperately desire to offer support and comfort to those who are going through tough times. My heart's cry is to be the very hand of God to those who are hurting. This points to and reminds me of such a beautiful, practical and thoughtful way to do just that. Thank you for this anointed article!
Mary Beth from http://marybethsbackforty.blogspot.com
This is a GREAT WORD. Being a pastor's wife I have seen this so many times. Thanks for the 'encouragement' and for loving correction.
Becky
Thanks for printing this article. I understand both the needs of the person hurting and the discomfort of the person wanting to help.
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