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Prayer Map For Grads
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THE ORIGINAL Prayer Map!
What Does Prayer Look Like? . . .
Find out in The Prayer Map for Grads.
This engaging prayer journal is a fun and creative tool to help you experience the power of prayer. Each colorful spread will guide you to write out thoughts, ideas, and lists. . .which then creates a specific “map” for you to follow as you talk to God. Each map includes a spot to record the date, so you can look back on your prayers and see how God has worked in your life–and helped to shape your future plans. The Prayer Map for Grads will not only encourage you to spend time talking with God about the things that matter most. . .it will also help you build a healthy spiritual habit of continual prayer for life!
This practical journal, perfect for personal quiet time or small groups, features:
*A user-friendly spiral binding–lays flat!
*Attractive, two-color interior design
*Space to record the date on each Prayer Map
*Prompted sections guide the creation of each Prayer Map–from start to finish
*Carefully selected scripture on every spread
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SKU (ISBN): 9781643527680
ISBN10: 1643527681
Compiled by: Barbour Staff
Binding: Spiral Bound
Published: March 2021
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Publisher: Barbour Publishing Inc.
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