It is reproduced here - complete with abreviations, outlines, typos, and unique conventions. It may be copied freely, as long as proper citation and charity is given in both style and substance. The contemporary church provides many opportunities for prayer. It is alleged that, in the past, churches were more formal and less inclined to allow prayer. Whether that is true or not, it is certainly the case that most churches today are happy to allow any form of valid prayer.
Prayer is a staple of the Christian life.
We frequently ask others to pray for us. It is a privilege of the Christian fellowship to have others pray for us. And if you're like me, you want as many people to pray for you as possible, and you'd probably enjoy the best prayer warriors interceding on your behalf. In this chapter, Jesus prays for himself, for his disciples, and for all who would later follow him. One of the excellencies of Scripture is that it allows us to peek behind the curtain at what God does.