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Hay amigos y familiares inconversos para traer ante el Señor, también misioneros en diferentes países, nuestros pastores, nuestros vecinos y asociados cristianos, nuestros gobernantes – para nombrar unos cuantos. Es bien conocido entre los cristianos que a través de la oración se puede influenciar a la gente o cambiar eventos, pero a pesar de eso se practica muy poco. A medida que los tiempos se van poniendo más difíciles a nuestro alrededor, necesitamos reconsiderar el valor de la oración personal, ya sea para lograr algo o para evitar que algo suceda. Esta semana tomemos tiempo para orar por nuestros hermanos en diferentes partes del mundo. 

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