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E. M. Bounds Grave

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Watch Douglas Whitley as E.M. Bounds Edward McKendree Bounds—better known as E. M. Bounds—stands as one of the most enduring voices on the subject of prayer in American Christian history. Though he lived in the nineteenth century, his writings continue to influence pastors, missionaries, and laypeople who seek a deeper, more disciplined spiritual life. His legacy rests not on institutional Read more...