The Little Book of Prayers
Invocations, Petitions & Benedictions
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One Sunday morning during my worship experience, my heart was touched by the Lord to write this little book of prayers to help my fellow clergy men, women and laity throughout the Church of God. My hope is that this work transcends denominational affiliation and yields itself to the heart of the body of Christ. He allowed me to recognize the importance of prayer, but specifically corporate and intercessory prayer.
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“I am very impressed with this practical book on the importance and power of prayer. I do hope that this book finds its way into every church in Zion and beyond, and yes, even into our households.”
–Bishop Michael A. Frencher, AME Zion Eastern West Africa Episcopal District
“I recommend this book to the young in Faith among us, especially student pastors, and will be put to good use in theological centers in Zion Methodism. This book will serve an excellent source of aid for ministry.”
–Bishop Samuel C. Ekemam (Rtd.), AME Zion
“Dr. Chandler does a masterful job in melding the essence of spirituality, scholarship, and humility toward a vital prayer life.”
–The Reverend Theodore A. Henderson, Pastor; United States Air Force, Chaplain Lieutenant Colonel (Retired)
“Dr. Chandler has laid out the communication channel to which invocation and petition meet the essence of spirituality.”
–The Reverend Dr. Baron N. Hopkins Sr, Pastor; United States Army, Chaplain Major
“The Little Book of Prayers” addresses the process, protocols, and positions of prayer with practical and insightful help that will encourage its readers to pray effectively and consistently. I believe this book will demystify the subject of prayer for some, and intensify the experience for others."
–The Reverend Anthony W. Wallace, Senior Pastor, Crossroad Christian Church
About the Author
The Reverend Dr. R.J. Chandler Sr. is the reorganizing pastor of Liberating Power (f.k.a. C.H. Foggie) African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church in Bridgeville, Delaware and the lead instructor of architecture and construction management at Delaware Technical Community College. He is the husband to Reverend Shameka L. Chandler and father to Reginald Jermayne Jr., Riley Josiah, Reid Jeremiah, and Raelyn Joy Chandler.