The Forward: Welcome to the Orthodox Prayer Group Where Women Lead — and Men Sit Behind Mechitza
The doors are open to everyone at Shabbat services held on the ground floor of this Nostrand Avenue building in Brooklyn. But, unlike most Orthodox spaces, here it’s the women who lead prayers. Men?
Welcome to the Orthodox Prayer Group Where Women Lead — and Men Sit Behind Mechitza
Washington Times: The power of prayer: In men's lives, character and leadership
Correspondent photos / Sean Barron Mark Knott, left, and Ray Doerschuk, center, offer prayer and guidance to Dave Plegge of Salem during Saturday’s 16th annual Men’s Rally in the Valley at Stambaugh ...
At a moment when many Americans feel the very foundations of faith and democracy are being shaken, calls for prayer are echoing across the country. From houses of worship and pulpits to as well as ...
Prayer is the open admission that without Christ we can do nothing. Prayer is an expression of faith in God’s power, fueled by a desire for more of him.
Prayerlessness is the great enemy of true happiness. If you have set it aside or are stuck in a rut, here are seven simple prayers to pray each day.
Prayer is spiritual communication between man and God, a two-way relationship in which man should not only talk to God but also listen to Him. Prayer to God is like a child’s conversation with his father.
Jesus never intended for his model prayer (what we call “the Lord’s Prayer”) to be our only guide or counsel for prayer. It is a great place to start, but God’s word gives us so much more material for our prayer lives. Prayer is objectively real — a real God, real communication, real work, real answers.