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I doubt any Christian would doubt the power of prayer. I have a friends whose mother has conjestive heart failure and is on a heart transplant list. We have prayed, especially her family that the damage done to her own heart would not worsen until a heart can be found. The damage that is done was the kind that doctors said would not get better, but it would only get worse. Her last visit to the doctor showed that not only was the deterioration stopped but her heart HAD improved to the point that even if it takes a while she will be fine with no transplant. Prayer by people no more "special" in the eyes of men then you or I:)

Becky

We should always keep in mind the power of prayer not only in private concerns but in the fate of nations. I can still remember hearing President Roosevelt's prayer at the time of the Normandy invasion. When agnostics demand the end of public prayer, especially in the legislatures where it is traditional, they want us all to deny--contrary to the personal conviction of the great majority of Americans, that God is bnot watching over us and judging us. Let them keep their necks stiff then prayers of offered. Don't demand that we join them. In time they will know why.