Prayers That Avail Much For the Workplace

By: Germaine Copeland

Harrison House / 2001 / Paperback

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Here is a "Business Handbook of Scriptural Prayer" designed specifically for the workplace. Through collaboration with a corporate CEO committed to ministry and to God's service, Copeland offers a smorgasbord of prayers for employers, employees, and personal concerns. Several Scripture references follow each prayer for further meditation.

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Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 304
Vendor: Harrison House
Publication Date: 2001

Dimensions: 7 X 4.25 (inches)
ISBN: 157794349X
ISBN-13: 9781577943495
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Prayers That Avail Much For the Workplace 5 5 2 2

I love, love, love this book. I have bought extra copies to share with my co-workers. This is an invaluable tool as we are civil servants in the US Federal government. I highly recommend this book! April 15, 2009

This is an OUTSTANDING tool for the workplace. I have purchased several to be distributed throughout the office and they have been a Blessing to everyone. I use mine on a daily basis to when taking on new projects, communicating with others, and praying for many co-workers. God has placed His people in different positions to be light to others, and the workplace can be a challenge when faced with daily tasks. God desires His people to be productive and prosper on the job, not frustrated and tired. This is product helps you to stay balanced and is a MUST HAVE when staying on the true focus of being a Blessing on the job. June 30, 2007