About the Authors

Kristina Cornell is a multifaceted professional known for her contributions in ministry, music, writing, marketing, and advocacy.

She is dedicated to inspiring and empowering others. Kristina wrote and performed several top 40 songs in both country and Christian music, including the theme song for an ABC series, “Good Christian Belles.” She co-authored a powerful workbook on sexual abuse awareness and is currently working on her first autobiographical publication.

After hosting a daily morning radio show for a couple of years. Kristina is now utilizing her broadcasting abilities to host a weekly podcast called “Prayer Changes Everything.” Through the company she owns and operates, You Plus Marketing, she helps businesses grow with purpose and impact.

Her work is a testament to faith, resilience, and the power of using one’s gifts to uplift others.

Michael Goldberg is a songwriter and composer and a technologist. He owns Quickwebsitefix.com a company that builds, fixes and markets web sites and has extensive social media promotional expertise. He is internationally recognized for his leadership in verfication of the 1984 El Salvadore Elections, the design of the Paperless Ship Initiaitve (to reduce 20 tons of paper on every US ship) and as a Virtual CTO fo Anheuser Bush, Mercedes Benz and Ford.

Michael has performed and recorded with musical greats such as 14-time Country Music Grammy Award Winner Emmy Lou Harris, Tony Award Winner Adrienne Warren, and Blues Legend Debra Coleman. Adding to that impressive roster, we must add Bruce Springsteen, Aerosmith, The Beach Boys, Huey Lewis & the News, Al Kooper, and The Spinners.

In addition to MIchael composing soundtracks for two Golden Eagle award winning films, he is the co-creator of the International Award winning Music and Arts Program "Magic- The State of the Arts" used by schools around the United States. This program and its STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) content has been used by NASA and Virgina Tech to help students in rural South Boston Virginia to teach students the importance to learning STEM.

“Prayer Changes Everything” is an online platform and book designed to foster spiritual connection and share prayers across the globe.

Here’s how it works:

Search for Prayers: Users can search for prayers by keyword, category, or denomination. Whether it’s a prayer for peace, healing, gratitude, or any other intention, “Prayer Changes Everything” offers a diverse range of prayers to explore.
Share with Friends & Family by Email and Text: Once users find a prayer they resonate with, they can easily share it with friends and family via email or text message. The platform provides a simple interface for sending prayers directly to the recipient’s inbox or phone, allowing for meaningful connections and spiritual support.
Share on Social Media: In addition to email, users can also share prayers on their Facebook page. This feature enables individuals to spread positivity and inspiration within their social network, fostering a sense of community and collective spiritual growth.
Submit Your Favorite Prayer: Users are encouraged to contribute their own favorite prayers to the platform. Whether it’s a personal prayer they’ve written or one they’ve found meaningful from a religious text, sharing allows for a rich exchange of spiritual wisdom and perspectives.
Local Church Submissions: Local churches and religious organizations are invited to submit their favorite prayers as well. This feature enhances the platform’s diversity and inclusivity.
Daily Blessings Delivered by Email: For users seeking regular spiritual nourishment, the platform offers a subscription service called “A Month of Prayers.” Subscribers receive daily blessings delivered to their email inbox for a nominal fee of $4.98 per month. This curated collection of prayers provides a source of inspiration and guidance for daily life.

Overall, “Prayer Changes Everything” serves as a hub for spiritual seekers to discover, share, and engage with prayers fostering connection, compassion, and understanding across diverse faith communities.

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