Pray for INDIA
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The document is a call to pray for India and its people. It calls for prayers for government ministers and social workers, municipal leaders, police, armed forces, the poor, helpless, children, youth struggling with drugs, and schools and colleges. It cites Bible verses explaining why we should pray for those in authority and our country. It encourages praying for peace in India and for God to use prayers to change terrorists and bless the nation.
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