Sentence examples for intensive prayer from inspiring English sources

The Rev Timothy Davis, who is in his fifties, was found to have used intensive prayer and Bible-study sessions in the boy's bedroom to put him under "unacceptable pressure" to stop seeing his girlfriend.

Several of their top prophets and generals of intercession spent weeks in intensive prayer to "confront the Queen of Heaven".

The artist spent this period in intensive prayer, until - as shown in his song Numéro d'Ècrou's video - God paid a visit to his cell, as a consequence of his spiritual conversion.

Each year, a one-week course is organized in one of the churches belonging to the Evangelical Missionary Federation; named "Blessing School" ("École de la bénédiction"), this intensive Bible training consists of prayers, religious teachings and history, singing lessons, film screenings and debates.

Missionaries are slingshot into an intensive, airtight and sometimes lonely schedule of prayer, Scripture study and door-to-door proselytizing six days a week, 52 weeks a year.

She then retweeted comments from people who said they'd known Vielma and offered prayers to another victim who was said to be in intensive care.

He knows there were rounds of chemotherapy, 13 days in the intensive care unit including nine days on life support, the gathering of his family in prayer at his bedside.

While Maradona remained in intensive care, thousands kept vigil day and night in the surrounding streets and candlelit prayers were said from Naples to Bangladesh.

Aquino's supporters had been holding daily prayers for her in churches around the country since she was rushed to intensive care after she had stopped eating in late June.

It is the only United States military base where the lilting Muslim call to prayer is heard five times a day over loudspeakers as part of the Pentagon's intensive program to demonstrate respect for the detainees' Islamic faith.

Some say an intensive care unit has been installed.There was a flicker of life this month when Mr Yar'Adua hosted separate prayer sessions with small groups of Muslim clerics and Christian pastors, thus accommodating the country's two main faiths.