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A study of prayer in Acts as a catalyst for congregational vision and renewal
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- Prayer is more than a simple devotional activity. It is the primary work of the church and the way the faith community partners with God in God's redeeming work in the world. However, the ministry of the church can often serve as a shallow substitute for a vital relationship with God. Luke's presentation of the early faith community in the book of Acts elevates prayer to its essential role in shaping the life and ministry of the church. This project seeks to utilize the prayer passages in the book of Acts as a way of reorienting congregational life and ministry around the intentional practice of prayer.
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