Most Christians don't pray regularly. Here's why
After a survey by Premier Christian news showed that only 38 per cent of UK Christians pray regularly, compared with 52 per cent of people from other faiths, Joanna Callender from the 24-7 Prayer movement describes the factors holding Christians back
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