Prayer
Send a Prayer Request
Tell us what you're carrying, and our prayer team will pray with you. Keep it private or share it on the prayer wall — either way, you do not have to face it alone.
What is a prayer request?
A prayer request is simply asking someone to pray for you. You don't need the right words, a church background, or a tidy explanation — just a willingness to let someone else carry your burden before God with you. Galatians 6:2 calls us to bear one another's burdens, and that is what a prayer request is for: letting the weight you're holding be held by more than one pair of hands.
On this page you can submit your own request, read requests from others on our prayer wall, and let Scripture shape how we pray. Everything here is free, and an account is never required.
Submit Your Prayer Request
How to write a prayer request
There is no formula. God already knows what you need, and prayer simply agrees with Him out loud. If you are not sure where to start, these steps may help.
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Name the situation. Write what is actually happening — an illness, a worry, a relationship, a decision. Plain words are fine.
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Say what you are asking God for. Healing, peace, wisdom, provision, comfort. If you are not sure, just say, “I need God to help me.”
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Keep it as short as you like. One or two honest sentences are enough. You can also send an unspoken request if you would rather not share the details.
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Choose private or public. Private means only the prayer team sees it. The public prayer wall lets others pray for you too — and you can stay anonymous either way.
What happens after you submit
1. We receive it
Your request is stored securely and seen only by the prayer team if you chose Private.
2. We pray
Our team prays over submitted requests. Your burden is carried, not just collected.
3. The wall (if public)
Public requests appear after review so others can pray and click “I prayed.”
What Scripture says about prayer
These verses come from our verified public-domain King James Version library — the same text used throughout this site. Every word is drawn from the database, not generated.
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Pray for Others on the Prayer Wall
Only approved public requests appear here. Private requests are never shown.
Prayer request questions
What is a prayer request?
A prayer request is simply asking other believers to pray for you, or for someone you care about. You share what is on your heart, and a prayer team carries it before God on your behalf. You do not need to be a church member, know the right words, or have your life together first.
How do I write a prayer request?
Write what is actually happening, in your own words. Name the situation — a health scare, a broken relationship, a fear, a decision — and what you want God to do. One or two honest sentences are enough. You can keep your name off the request, and you can keep the whole request private.
What is an unspoken prayer request?
An unspoken prayer request is a way of asking for prayer without giving the details. You might say, "Please pray for a situation I can't share right now." Our team will pray for you without needing the full story. On this page, choose the Private option and write as little or as much as you wish.
Is my prayer request private?
Yes. Private requests are seen only by our prayer team and are never posted publicly. If you choose the Public prayer wall, your request appears only after a moderator reviews it, and you can post it anonymously.
How long until someone prays for my request?
Our prayer team prays over submitted requests. This is a small ministry, not a call center, so we cannot promise a specific response time — but your request is prayed for, not just collected.
Will the prayer team contact me?
Only if you leave an email and ask to be contacted. Providing your name and email is always optional. We do not sell your information, and you can request that anything you submit be deleted at any time.
More than a prayer request
If you want Scripture for what you are facing, the Scripture Finder matches your situation to verified Bible verses and a prayer. If you are wondering where to begin with Jesus, Start Here is a gentle first step.