United and Ignited: Encountering God Through Dynamic Corporate Prayer, Paperback/Dennis Fuqua

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Description Nearly all books on prayer are for the individual. This book is not. It is about corporate prayer. Is corporate prayer simply individual prayer in a group setting? How can those who lead prayer meetings assist each pray-er to contribute to the prayer in a meaningful manner? How are we to evaluate corporate prayer? What is the most important human factor in corporate prayer? This book is crafted around nearly 100 questions and answers to help people get the most out of a group prayer experience. You don't have to settle for just prayer or corporate prayer. You can facilitate dynamic corporate prayer. About the Author Dennis Fuqua (pronounced few-kway) has been the director of International Renewal Ministries since the year 2000 (www. prayersummit. net). Prior to that, he pastored for twenty-five years in Gig Harbor, Washington. In 1989 IRM (under the direction of Dr. Joe Aldrich) gave birth to the Pastors' Prayer Summit movement. Now Dennis helps shepherd this movement, which has spread to at least forty states and over thirty nations. He has had the privilege of facilitating thousands of hours of corporate prayer in multiple-day Prayer Summits, congregations, classrooms, at retreats, and many other settings. These opportunities have given him a unique experience and perspective which he shares in this book. His love for the Written Word and the Living Word has not only helped guide these times of prayer but also his life. He earned both his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in ministry at Multnomah University, Portland, Oregon. He speaks often on the topics of individual and corporate prayer in congregations, conferences, classrooms, and retreats. His passion is to see the church relate best to God, itself, and to those who have not yet placed their faith in Jesus Christ. He is a member of America's National Prayer Committee and Mission America Coalition and serves as one of the coaches of their "Loving Our Communities to Christ" process. His articles have appe