What is hardest for you in leading a congregation in prayer?
• Leading in praise and thanksgiving.
• Leading in confession.
• Leading in intercession.
• Guiding the people to pray rather than just listening.
• Other.
He came to our church one Sunday morning accompanied by his wife and children. A friend had recommended us, and they'd come for a visit. Since I'd never seen him before, I moved quickly to introduce myself and make sure they met several other people ...
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