ONE WEEK IN PRAYER: PRAY WITH A PLAN, PLAN TO PRAY

"How do I pray? What do I pray for?, How long do I pray?, Who do I pray for? And why should I pray?" Have you ever asked yourself these pertinent questions? Then this little book might just be what you have been looking for. Hear what our readers are saying... " A book about Prayer is usually viewed seriously and can be 'scary'. 7 points to consider, 5 ways not to, 10 things to remember.....The book is extremely easy to read and relate to. Kunle has surprisingly, come down to earth in this book and is as realistic as can be in the insights shared in the book. He makes Prayer easy to do by breaking thoughts down, explaining not only "How to" but also "Why" All areas of one's life are covered and really my favourite phrase in the book is "Whatever you do, just pray" That is the absolute fact. Bukola Akingbade. CEO SureStart Childcare Centre, Co- founder RiverOaks School. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------This book is different. It's not your typical book on prayer that merely tells you what to do to have better praying experiences. Reading it left me with a feeling of being practically guided to develop a life style of prayer. This should become one of your must-read books if you desire to improve your prayer life.- Olakunle KasumuWriter, TV Presenter/ProducerAs a planner to the core - a question Pastor Ashiru asked in the introduction caught my attention - "Do you have a prayer plan?'' Hmmm I thought what's that? I soon discovered that it's an idea that's beautiful and worthy of emulation. I know as you also embark on the exciting journey of reading this book, you will not be disappointed in Jesus name. AmenOne week in prayer is an easy read and a very practical book that all people (young and old) will certainly benefit from.Kehinde Nwani, GMD/CEO, Meadow Hall Group As an impulsive person, a book with the word 'plan' will readily not appeal to me. I'm however glad I took time to read ONE WEEK IN PRAYER. The truth is, it is so easy to pray for our immediate families- spouse, children and siblings. Remembering to pray for other relationships and aspects of life that do not have a direct effect on our daily living will definitely require a plan or will never get done. Pastor Kunle has broken prayer down into an easy and more appealing process in this book and am I creating my own daily prayer plan? Most definitely yes A beautiful and highly recommend read. Couldn't put the book down until I finished. - Temitope Adenike Akinbola, Deputy Director, LSGOne Week In Prayer reaches out to all of us who may have found it a bit challenging putting some order into our prayer life, towards reaping the amazing benefits on a day-to-day basis.In a simple, easy-to-digest way, Pastor Ashiru outlines a plan of prayer action. And, he does it so eloquently - and wittily too He skilfully weaves everyday experiences into the fabric of a daily prayer routine that takes everyone into consideration - immediate Family, Friends and Associates, the Church, and, the Nation as a whole.Pastor Ashiru shows us that side of prayer that can move us into a real and meaningful relationship with God, our Father and Creator. And that ... is simply beautiful - Mowunmi Owodunni, Managing Director, STB McCannKunle Ashiru's book, 'One week in Prayer' resonated with me when he raised the burden about praying for the nation and also for missionaries. Again, I found his choice of Friday for praying for these issues very striking. I challenge readers to look at Kunle's prayers for the nation and missionaries. Very deep and quite touching. Kunle lives by what he writes. May this book produce more like him, and through their prayers send labourers to the mission fields - Festus NdukweWriter and missionary; Calvary Ministries (CAPR