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Praying With Others.

In my early days at Feltham I spent many happy times praying with just me and brother, Julio Alverio. Sadly, Julio now has his mental faculties significantly denuded and is in a care home. The happy memories still stand though.

It is interesting how praying with other believers can vary some much. To be able to pray with a small number of brothers, even just one, who are prepared to just to “go for it” and seek the Lord in praise, worship and supplication can be so very special. The sense of togetherness and freedom and lack of inhibition is so good.

Alas, this is not the case with everyone. Some seem to think that if you have verbally prayed once or twice then you have completed your roster. In such situations there is an awkwardness.

Writing this gives rise to memories of many happy times when prayer has been made to the Lord. Foretastes of heaven these are, might I say. And if you read this and are one of those brothers, then thanks to you for your fellowship and joyous unity in the gospel.

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  1. This makes me see a beautiful picture of how we are designed for connection with each other, which empowers deeper connection with God. If you would like, you are welcome to join our online community at faithpowered.org and share this post or your thoughts with others.

    Blessings,
    Dylan

  2. Hi Dylan, Thanks for your response. Please eel from to share the post “Praying With Others”.
    Bws
    Philip

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