Arne Bryan : Pioneer Of Prayer Canada
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Arne Bryan, pioneer of Prayer Canada, simply obeyed the call of God to raise up Christian prayer for Canada’s leaders at all levels of government. He did it in his own way-just being the man that God made him. Watch how God moulded him through both historic and personal challenges. Catch his infectious faith as you read how he inspired hundreds of faithful prayer warriors to maintain a constant prayer watch for the men and women in parliaments and councils across this country.
Arne Bryan had already lived a good lifespan when the call of God came to him. Why him? Why then? And how did he overcome the impossibilities of the huge job the Lord wanted him to do?
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SKU (ISBN): 9781486603992
ISBN10: 1486603998
Beth Carson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2014
Publisher: Word Alive Press
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