The Power of Prayer : Make a Joyful Noise

By:

Pamela Brode

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Wilmette, Illinois Baha'i Publishing 2006Description: xxii, 270 pages ; 23 cmISBN:

9781931847100 (alk. paper)
193184710X (alk. paper)

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Faced with raising two children with disabilities and the loss of her own eyesight, Brode experienced seemingly insurmountable hardships in her personal life. Through her discovery of the power of prayer, she rose to meet the challenges confronting her family with remarkable strength and fortitude. Inspired by her own experiences, Brode set out to collect stories from others who had firsthand experience with the transformative power of prayer. The result is The Power of Prayer: Make a Joyful Noise --a heartwarming collection that demonstrates how prayer can assist us in overcoming individual challenges and in effecting social change. This book will appeal to anyone interested in the practical application of prayer, meditation, and spirituality.

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Faced with raising two children with disabilities and the loss of her own eyesight, Brode experienced seemingly insurmountable hardships in her personal life. Through her discovery of the power of prayer, she rose to meet the challenges confronting her family with remarkable strength and fortitude.

Inspired by her own experiences, Brode set out to collect stories from others who had firsthand experience with the transformative power of prayer. The result is The Power of Prayer: Make a Joyful Noise --a heartwarming collection that demonstrates how prayer can assist us in overcoming individual challenges and in effecting social change.

This book will appeal to anyone interested in the practical application of prayer, meditation, and spirituality.

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