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Janet McHenry

Prayerwalking: Walking for your health, praying for your community

2020-09-14
By: Rachel Britton
On: September 14, 2020
In: Blog, Prayer
With: 0 Comments

By Janet McHenry: Some years ago I was falling apart physically. I needed to do something about my health, but I also knew God had been nudging me to spend more time with him. So I decided to get up just a little bit earlier the next day to walk. And while I walked, I would take care of my prayer lists. 

There was a lot of my-ness in those early prayers: my marriage, my kids, my teaching job. But that changed when I saw a young man entrust his blanketed little girl to the daycare worker outside Toddler Towers in our town of eight hundred in the Sierra Valley. 

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I am a British-born blogger, author and speaker. My passion is to help you pray naturally by offering practical ways to practice prayer.

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