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No matter how bad the headlines get, in the news or in our lives, we’re called to pray
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Anne Le Tissier2021-12-24T09:36:00
As many of us grapple with feelings of disappointment, uncertainty, fear and rejection, author Anne Le Tissier encourages us to pray with confidence, peace and faith in God who is for us, and not against us.
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