It is not unusual, among the New Year’s resolutions made by Christians, to find some related to prayer. People hope to pray more regularly, or for longer, or with greater attentiveness. Nor is it unusual, as with most such resolutions made at this time of year, to find them abandoned and forgotten after just a few days. Yet the desire to live a better life of prayer does not go away, and seems somehow to be hardwired into the spirituality of the average follower of Christ. This issue of The Way looks at both what it means to pray and who it is that is doing the praying.
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