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Episode 132: "Grandparents and Prayer" with Tony Souder

from Youth Culture Matters - A CPYU Podcast · host tony souder, walt mueller, cpyu, pray for me campaign

On the day I became a father, everything changed. And then, on the day almost eight years ago when I became a grandfather, everything changed again. When I became a father, I earnestly prayed for my kids as I knew they were growing up in a world markedly different from the world that I grew up in. Now, as a grandfather, my prayers have increased as the challenges of growing up have ramped up even more. I am convinced that for kids growing up in today’s world, the role grandparents can and must play is more than necessary. And one of the greatest roles we can play is that of being a prayer champion for our grandkids. Youth workers and parents, listen in today as we talk with our friend Tony Souder about ways that you can resource grandparents to pray for their grandkids, on this episode of Youth Culture Matters. 

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Tony Souder joins the podcast to discuss the Grandparent Legacy Edition of the Pray for Me Campaign.

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