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Prayer Shield Team Bibliography

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

PRAYER SHIELD

Prayer Shield, C. Peter Wagner, 1992 Regal Books, Ventura, CA. A handbook explaining the importance of recruiting and building teams of prayer partners and how to do so in order to intercede for pastors and other Christian leaders who are the target of Satan’s most determined attack on the Church today.

Prayer Team Training Guide, Glen Hobbs, 2017 Glen Hobbs. The Prayer Team Training Guide distills the essential points to know in running a prayer team in your local church. This Guide shows how to demonstrate the love and compassion of the Father by praying in faith for the needs and desires of the recipient, whether it be for encouragement, physical healing, peace, provision or any other need. It is intended to help team members conduct themselves with the utmost care and wisdom, to be above reproach and protect the dignity of those to whom they minister as well as the reputation of the church. It is written from a Christian charismatic perspective. Topics include: – What we do – What we don’t do – Qualifications for Prayer Team – Expectations of the Prayer Team – Commitment required – Protocols for ministering – Model for ministering – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Additional Resources

The Pastor’s Prayer Partners, John Maxwell, Available from Injoy Ministries, Box 1700, Spring Valley, CA 92077 USA, (800) 333-6506. A self-study kit including a notebook, study sheets, a one-hour video tape, and 6 cassette tapes. Peter Wagner participates in the video. This is a powerful resource for pastors who want to know how to build and maintain committed prayer support.

Your Pastor: Preyed On or Prayed For, Terry Tekyl, Bristol Books, Lexington, KY. An excellent manual for praying for your pastor—VERY BIBLICAL AND VERY PRACTICAL.


A shield needs names in it

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