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Could You Not Tarry: Learning the Joy of Prayer

This book delves into the significance of prayer in daily life, offering insights into its transformative power and the joy it can bring. It serves as a companion for those seeking to deepen their spiritual connection and enhance their personal development through the act of prayer. more

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Larry Lea
Larry Lea

Larry Lea, born on January 30, 1951, is a television evangelist who has gained recognition in the religious field for his unique approach to spreading the gospel. more

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