Plain Words, Fourth Series, on Prayer by William Walsham How offers forty insightful readings designed to guide individuals in deepening their prayer life. Originally published in 1887, this collection provides practical advice and spiritual encouragement for those who desire to pray more effectively. Each reading offers a concise reflection on various aspects of prayer, making it an accessible and valuable resource for both personal devotion and pastoral use. How's gentle and thoughtful approach makes this book a timeless companion for anyone seeking to enhance their connection with God through prayer. Perfect for daily reflection or group study, 'Plain Words, Fourth Series, on Prayer' remains a cherished guide to the practice of prayer.

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