For the ears, you can listen to an audio recording of this presentation. [high fidelity audio playable under all personal computer operating systems via VLC media player, Microsoft Windows Media Player with the Xiph.org codecs for FLAC et al, OS X QuickTime with the XiphQT plugin, etc., on many Android-based mobile devices, and on iOS-based mobile devices via apps such as FLAC Player or Golden Ear]

Available prayer resouces include:

• d365, sponsored by the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, Presbyterian Mission Agency, and the Episcopal Church [available on website and on iOS]
• pray as you go, developed by a Jesuit order in Ireland [available on website, on Android, and on iOS]
• daily examen by followers of Ignatius of Loyola [available on website, on Android, and on iOS]
• time to pray developed by the Church of England [available on website, on Android, and on iOS]
• The Divine Hours by Phyllis Tickle
• online Book of Common Prayer by The Episcopal Church

• Logos Bible software
• NET (New English Translation) Bible freely available and commercial apps and publications