This Lent Season These Executives Have a Prayer in the Workplace



In the Company of Prayer (http://www.companyofprayer.com), an email subscription prayer service specifically for business executives is gearing up for a busy Lent season which begins Wednesday, February 6 for Christians worldwide--for everyone from the new to their faith to the pope. Through its 'Morning Briefing' service, In the Company of Prayer delivers concise devotionals into the inboxes of its subscribers each workday. The Morning Briefing daily prayer (http://www.companyofprayer.com/daily-prayers/) emails take seconds to read yet their impact lingers.

Tim LeVecke, CEO of LeVecke Corporation, a bottler and marketer of distilled spirits with facilities in California, Arizona and Hawaii is one such subscriber. "The Morning Briefing is the first email I open each day because it provides an opportunity for a moment of personal focus and reflection which carries me throughout the day," LeVecke said.

According to Executive Editor Leslie Bianco, "As workdays grow longer, time for personal growth, including in the area of spirituality, necessarily overlaps with the business agenda. A daily prayer (http://www.companyofprayer.com/daily-prayers/) prompt appeals to these executives who also appreciate simply being reminded that they are in company with others who share their emphasis on faith."

What is Lent

Lent is a 40-day Christian season of preparation before Easter, beginning with Ash Wednesday. It is, according to the Catholic Pope Benedict XVI, 'a process of interior renewal' in which participants practice prayer, fasting and almsgiving.

About In the Company of Prayer (http://www.companyofprayer.com/about.html)

The two-year-old web-based company provides its Morning Briefing service to a worldwide audience via email subscription, RSS feed or from its blog. The emails provide instant access to the Morning Briefing blog for community participation, as well as to partner Sacred Space, the wildly successful site of the Irish Jesuits.





This Lent Season These Executives Have a Prayer in the Workplace