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Breakthrough is a non-denominational, non-profit, evangelical ministry processing over a hundred thousand prayer requests annually. These requests go to a network of nearly 4,000 intercessors who pray individually and faithfully for each request. Our prayer family extends into nearly eighty countries worldwide.
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Hebron's Angel
by Cherise Ryan
Every night seventy-one year old Grace Magor prays for her women. Sometimes, they let her sit on their bed-sides and pray for them; but many, even those professing to be Christians, prefer she doesn’t.
“They see me as a disciplinarian and can’t see me in this other way I guess,” she said with a sad smile. Grace remembers the first time she took a homeless woman in to live with her, back before she worked in a homeless shelter. Despite the woman’s intense anger problems, she stayed for 17 months and the two became great friends. “I learned how to deal with anger and rage,” Grace said. “It was training for me.”
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The Prayers of a Son
by Linda Goodlin
“I can’t take it anymore! Lord, I’m placing my life in your hands,” I cried out to God as I swallowed a full bottle of sleeping pills that Memorial Day weekend. I couldn’t cope with the mess I’d made of my life. Separated from my husband and three teenaged children for the past three months, I was drowning in a sea of guilt and depression.
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Still We Are Called
by Patricia Ufferman
Early in my Christian walk I heard a line from a sermon that I’ll never forget: “If you are in Christ, someone prayed for you. Someone loved you enough to share God’s plan.” Could this be true? A few months previously, a television evangelist had led me to the Lord. No friend shared the gospel with me. No one was there to disciple me or even to speak a prayer on my behalf. The words from this sermon bounced around my head and my heart sagged.
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