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Ben Mtengule

Colleagues & Workspaces - A prayer from Ben Mtengule

Join Ben as he asks God for kindness, patience, wisdom, and grace to fill our relationships and conversations at work. Whether your workplace is a buzzing office, a quiet study, or a remote desk, this prayer invites God into the centre of it.


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