Go where your best prayers take you.

Frederick Buechner
Go where your best prayers take you.
Go where your best prayers take you.
Go where your best prayers take you.
Go where your best prayers take you.
About This Quote

The phrase “go where your best prayers take you,” or “prayer is the place of prayer,” is one which expresses the importance of receiving blessing from God. The Bible states that God hears our prayers and answers them. The Bible also says that there is no one to whom God does not listen. So, the phrase “go where your best prayers take you” means to pray for help wherever it is needed.

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