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National Day Of Prayer History
Contributed by David Moore on Apr 14, 2010 (message contributor)
NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER HISTORY
Did you know that the history of this great nation is littered with national prayer days?
That between 1535 and the last national prayer day in 1947 (in England) there was 544 public fast and prayer days for this nation. It is a well-documented fact that Churchill himself called for four days of national prayer as the evacuation of Dunkirk got under way.
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