MEADVILLE, Pa. (PRWEB) August 13, 2019
“Prayer in the Twenty-First-Century Church: Communion with God”: a powerful manifestation that God is not shaken by lengthy complaints or cries about the treatment of the world to humanity. Instead, God is moved when the soul is sincere. “Prayer in the Twenty-First-Century Church: Communion with God” is the creation of published author Rev. Albert P. Curley Jr., a pastor and founder of Greater Faith Community Baptist Church who is committed to winning souls for Christ so that marriage is restored, families are renewed, and hope is revived. His passion is to minister to the misery of the masses.
Rev. Curley Jr. writes, “In his book, ‘Prayer in the Twenty-First-Century Church,’ Rev. Albert P. Curley Jr states that the reality of prayer helps us to fully understand that if the church of the twenty-first century is going to be efficient and effective, she must realize that both the implementation and activation of the discipline of prayer is crucial. Prayer is a reality because the Lord God is a reality.”
Published by Christian Faith Publishing, Rev. Albert P. Curley Jr.’s new book is a masterful piece dedicated to those who are serious about enhancing their prayer life and getting better results in occluding the sudden attacks of the enemy. They will discover that prayer works, and it has a powerful influence on everyone.
With this purpose, Rev. Curley Jr. aims to deliver a powerful and life-changing message to the reader that prayer does not only provide a stronghold in times of conflict, but it also clears one’s vision to a new and brighter future.
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