Prayer requests that reach somebody, and are not lost
The most sensitive thing your church holds is what people tell you in confidence. It deserves better than a form that emails one inbox.
How a request is handled
From members, and from the public
Your congregation submits from inside the portal. A public prayer form lets somebody who has never met you ask, without an account.
A care queue
Requests are worked rather than watched. The queue is what stops a request being read, felt for, and then forgotten.
Live prayer rooms
Meet somebody face to face over video when a message is not enough.
Seen only by the people you nominate
Access is by permission, not by being an administrator of everything.
What we deliberately do not do
We do not add unprompted crisis or emergency messaging to a prayer form. What a church says to somebody in danger, and which number it gives them, is a pastoral decision that belongs to that church and to its country — not to a default in our software.
Frequently asked questions
- Can we take prayer requests from people who are not members?
- Yes. The public prayer form needs no account, which is often how somebody meets a church for the first time.
- Who can read a prayer request?
- The people whose role carries the permission for it. It is not visible to every member, and not visible to us in the ordinary course of running the platform.
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