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A Diary of Prayer by Elizabeth Goudge · Booklabria

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Elizabeth Goudge
A Diary of Prayer

Devotional calendarsPrayer, christianity

A Diary of Prayer

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First published: 1966
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

Arranged in diary form, this book of prayers - both prose and poetry - has at least one prayer for each day of the year, and special prayers for particular feasts in the church calendar. Elizabeth Goudge collected the prayers over a period of time from many Christian traditions down the ages.

Subjects: Devotional calendars
Prayer, christianity
Prayers

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