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Did you know the biblical book of Ruth is about prayer as much as it is a wonderful story of love and devotion between women and a man and a woman?

Everything we experience, regardless of intensity or complexity, is a call to pray. Prayer should be like breathing, which is so natural we are often unaware of our next breath until it is not there.

There is no right time or right way to pray – except to come before God “contrite and lowly in spirit” (Isaiah 57:15). He is always available and willing to hear sincere prayers. There are prayers of praise, thanksgiving, adoration, supplication, intercession, and confession, just to name a few. Have you ever considered that there are also prayers of kindness?

In this book, we will explore the five prayers of kindness embedded in Ruth’s story.