Religious Practice → Prayer and Worship
Organizations relating to Prayer and Worship
World Mission Prayer League / Minneapolis MN, USA / Est. 1937
InterPrayer / Carnforth, UK
Action for Peace through Prayer and Aid
International Prayer Council / Lynnwood Ridge, South Africa
Oblates of Saint Benedict / Est. 1871
Dominicaines de la Congrégation Romaine de Saint-Dominique / Rome, Italy / Est. 1959
Marian Union of Beauraing / Beauraing, Belgium / Est. 1932
Orantes de l'Assomption / Bonnelles, France / Est. 1896
Soeurs de Béthanie du Sacré-Coeur / Vische, Italy / Est. 1914
Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate / Toronto ON, Canada / Est. 1892
Servite Secular Institute / Caerphilly, UK / Est. 1943
Discalced Carmelite Nuns / Rome, Italy / Est. 1562
Communauté des béatitudes / Blagnac, France / Est. 1973
World Apostolate of Fatima / Fatima, Portugal / Est. 1947
European Prayer Link / Utrecht, Netherlands / Est. 1992
European Prayer Bulletin / Est. 1994
World-Wide Prayer and Missionary Union / Chicago IL, USA / Est. 1931
World Movement for United Prayer
Psalmody International / Spit Junction NSW, Australia / Est. 1983
Nazarene Missions International / Kansas City MO, USA / Est. 1915
International Partners in Prayer / Houston TX, USA / Est. 1983
Europe Now / Bristol, UK
Ordo Sanctissimi Salvatoris / Rome, Italy / Est. 1911
Community of Sant'Egidio / Rome, Italy / Est. 1968
Fellowship of the Least Coin / Iloilo, Philippines / Est. 1956
International Union of Prayer of Banneux Notre-Dame / Banneux, Belgium / Est. 1934
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Action Strategies relating to Prayer and Worship
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