3 ways to pray
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Amy Boucher-Pye2021-09-13T16:35:00
Prayer doesn’t have to be confusing or intimidating says Amy Boucher-Pye. And God is not distant or afraid of our pain. Here’s how to make prayer a part of your everyday life, whatever the circumstances
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