Forty–one different people from various stages and walks of life summarise what prayer means to them, how it has been their life strength and a direct communication with their Creator, Lord and Saviour. Contributors include: David Robertson, Dorothy Paterson, John Piper, Steve Brady and Wallace Benn
Catherine MacKenzie comes from Scotland and has written several biographies for young teens in the Trailblazers series as well as other titles for younger children. She is Editor for Christian Focus’ children’s imprint, CF4Kids.
Table of Contents
Adrian Reynolds 7
Alasdair and Hilary Cameron 9
Allan M Harman 13
Andrew Quigley 15
Andy and Jennifer Gill 19
Ann Benton 23
Barbara Giarratana 27
Cameron Tallach 31
Carine Mackenzie 35
Catherine Mackenzie 37
David Joy 41
David Robertson 43
David C. Searle 47
Dayspring Macleod 51
Dorothy Patterson 55
Esther Harding 59
Heather Holdsworth 63
Heather Thompson 67
Ishbel Murray 69
Jessie McFarlane 73
Joanna Black 77
John Ferguson 81
John Piper 85
John van Eyk 87
Katie Maclean 91
Kenneth Mackenzie 93
Lucille Travis 97
Magdolna McAlister 101
Maureen Ross 105
Nancy Messner 109
Nicole Watson 113
Patrick Sookhdes 117
Penny Reeve 121
Rebecca VanDoodewaard 125
Robin Sydserff 129
Roger Carswell 135
Rona Matheson 139
Ruth Box 143
Stephen Barton 147
Steve Brady 151
Wallace Been 155
What People are Saying About This
From the Publisher
"When God hungers for some special satisfaction, he seeks out a prayer to answer. Our prayer is the sweet aroma from the kitchen ascending up into the King's chambers making him hungry for the meal."
John Piper ~ teacher, chancellor of Bethlehem College & Seminary, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
One day I will die until then I will live on this earth thankful to God that I am living proof that prayer does indeed impact lives.
David Robertson, Pastor of St Peter's Free Church of Scotland, Dundee
Yes, He does meet needs and answer our petitions; and prayer is the tool for responding to that provision with a heart of gratitude. Dorothy Kelley Patterson, Professor of Theology in Women's Studies, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Forth Worth, Texas.
"Whether I am having a great day, whatever that means, or a bad hair one and feeling about as spiritual as a plate of spam sandwiches, I need to remind myself that because of Jesus I may always come to my Father, inspired and energised by the Holy Spirit."
Steve Brady, Principal of Moorlands College, Christchurch, Dorset