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Evelyn Christenson (1922–2011)

Author of What Happens When Women Pray

41+ Works 3,331 Members 21 Reviews

About the Author

Evelyn Christenson, whose name is synonymous with prayer, is the chairperson of Christian Women United, the women's arm of Mission America
Image credit: From her obituary on Legacy.com

Works by Evelyn Christenson

What Happens When Women Pray (1975) 1,265 copies, 7 reviews
Lord, Change Me (1977) 515 copies, 6 reviews
What Happens When We Pray for Our Families (1992) 392 copies, 1 review
What Happens When God Answers Prayer (1986) 226 copies, 1 review
Gaining Through Losing (1980) 204 copies
A Journey into Prayer (1995) 203 copies, 3 reviews
A Time to Pray God's Way (1996) 76 copies

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Other names
柯艾芙
Birthdate
1922-01-31
Date of death
2011-11-01
Gender
female

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At the end of our lives we will be the sum truth of our responses to God's answers to our prayers - for God has chosen to be limited in His next action by our response to His previous answer. The way we respond to God and then He, in turn, to us actually determines the direction our lives will take. Triggers the domino principle that affects all the rest of life. Determine our spiritual growth rate - usefulness to God. At any point, we can hinder/stop His plan for our lives by our rebellious response to Him.
My prayer: Lord, I want to respond to you in obedience. Please give me the wisdom to follow your path. IJN, Amen.
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Pentonelle | 2 other reviews | Sep 26, 2023 |
Here is a handbook for all who desire God's involvement in their family matters - from the heart of a parent who knows the power of prayer. More than ever today our families need to be surrounded and upheld by a power greater than our own. PRAYER provides that power.
 
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phoovermt | Mar 31, 2023 |
HOW TO BECOME THE CHRISTIAN YOU REALLY WANT TO BE Evelyn Christenson writes, "I have discovered through the years that surprising things happen when I pray, 'Lord, change me--don't change my husband, don't change my children, don't change my pastor, change me!, . . . More and more the fact comes into focus that they, and not I, are responsible before God for their actions. But I am responsible for the changes that need to be made in me
 
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StFrancisofAssisi | 5 other reviews | May 21, 2019 |

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ISBNs
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Languages
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