Welcome to 
Hearts Set Apart.

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Why We Made This Site:
Hearts Set Apart is full of wonderful resources to encourage you in your devotional, prayer, and worship time with the Lord.  These Devotional / Prayer Books, from as early as the 1500's to the Mid-1900's, are treasures that until now have been unavailable to the public hidden in distant libraries around the world.  Praise Our Father that Archive.org, Google, and Microsoft have been scanning "out of print and out of copyright" books for the world to discover.

Why are we recomending old prayer books for you? 

As you dig into them and pray, with the Holy Spirit's help, these Biblically-based books will strenghthen your faith and assist you as you worship the GREAT GOD and SAVIOR CHRIST JESUS.

At www.HeartsSetApart.com you can read on-line, download ebooks, or print these books (you provide the ink and paper).  We do the hard part; hunting and searching for Devotional Treasures!

Your Friends In Christ,
Reed Nelson & Kyle Sirovy

P.S. Please contact us with any questions or book finds / recommendations at HeartsSetApart @ gmail.com.

Most recent discoveries shown HERE

Prayers for the Week Email

You will receive 1 email per week (Monday at 4:00 AM)
  • God's Minute published in 1916 
  • The Daily Prayer Union published in 1878

May your days be filled with prayer to our Heavenly Father and may these prayers be among them.

In His Grace,
Reed Nelson
www.ReedNelson.com
www.MinnetonkaWebDesign.com
www.HeartsSetApart.com
&
www.prayersfortheweek.com (in development)
Click here for a
recent  weekly email 
archive of prayers! 
You can also use the above archive link as an "add to homescreen" icon on your iphone or ipad.  This is as close to an app the I currently have.


PrayersForTheWeek.com will be launching sometime in the upcoming months. This site will be specifically designed to be Ipad and Iphone friendly.  
If you would like to support HeartsSetApart.com please consider donating any amount that you are able.  We truly appreciate your help.

Praying is like breathing; without it you die.