Fertile Prayers: Daily Fertile Prayers

By Charlotte Fairchild

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1410717542
• ISBN13: 9781410717542
• Release Date: January 1
• Publisher: Authorhouse
• Length: 204 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 0.4" x 5.0"

Customer Reviews

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Not to be read in one sitting. Very overwhelming unless you use the index or read one day at a time. Can be purchased only from the publisher as an ebook for the next three years. Find the publisher and do a search if you want to purchase the ebook.

Fertile Prayers

After 38 childless years (by choice) motherhoood was a jolt to my system. My two kids have taken over my life - completely! There are women out there who want kids after 40? I looked at my "childless" friends with envy. After Charlotte shared her book with me I realized how mistaken I had been. Days I take for granted like Mother's Day or Father's Day are sad days for my friend. Open House at my kids school, Parent's Tea, Parent's Night (when report cards are given out) can be (at times) a pain in the neck. Charlotte (and others in her position) would welcome and celebrate such events. Fertile Prayers offers hope, guidance and strength to the many "out there" in pain.

Fertile Prayers are Hopeful Prayers

After turning 40, it can feel a bit isolating to still want another baby. This book affirms my feelings and helps me to push forward. I read the thought for the day in the morning and before I go to bed. If you believe that the strength of one's will can move mountains, this book is for you.

Daily Coping for the Long Haul

A touching primer on the day to day rules of coping and hoping for a bundle of joy, and a great help for those in need of a little uplifting to get them to tomorrow. Warning:only read if in need-or you probably won't understand...

Fertile Prayers: Daily Fertile Prayers

Since I wrote this book, I have to give it five stars! Fertile Prayers was written after 11 years of infertility treatment, miscarriages, and leading a local chapter of RESOLVE, and being a hospital chaplain where I learned from everyone that this is a lonely and vast dessert. So many devotionals leave out infertility (barren in the Bible) or miscarriage (only twice in Exodus and no where else in the Bible) that I thought it was time men and women had spiritual help, and attention. It is not a perfect book, but it is the first book of prayers for something as ancient as fertility, that I have found in the Judeo-Christian tradition. Jesus is mentioned 17 times, because prayer is mostly directed to God.I hope that people will find it; the people who really need it need to find it.Charlotte