Prayers That Avail Much 40th Anniversary Commemorative Gift Edition
$25.99
Do you long to pray powerful prayers that impact Heaven and shake earth? Do you want to partner with God to deliver victory in challenging circumstances? Do you want to see God move powerfully in the lives of your loved ones?
For more than 30 years, Germaine Copeland, author of the Prayers That Avail Much Series(R), has been helping millions of people pray-and get results!
This 40th anniversary commemorative edition is an all-in-one collection of Germaine Copeland’s three bestselling works. This book will enhance your ability to pray by placing dozens of specific, powerful prayers and scriptures at your fingertips. Whether you are a seasoned prayer warrior or a novice, this foundational work will empower you to pray with confidence, and witness the amazing effects.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781680314144
ISBN10: 1680314149
Germaine Copeland
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: December 2019
Publisher: Harrison House Publishers
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