How it works
Give it a few words of title, then say what you would like people to pray for, and what it is about — healing, family, work, peace. If it cannot wait, mark it urgent and it goes to the top. Give your name if you want to, or leave it out — most people do. Your note stays on the wall for a year.
When you read someone else's note, press I am praying for you . A flame is lit under it, and they will see the flames grow.
When it is answered
Come back on the same phone or computer you wrote it on, and under your note you will find This was answered . Say what happened if you like. Answered prayers are kept on the wall under their own heading, so anyone who is where you were can see how it turned out.
A psalm for them
The old way to pray for someone is to read a psalm with them in mind. Psalm 121 is the one for a journey or a danger — I will lift up mine eyes unto the mountains . Psalm 130 is for the depths. Any psalm you know will do.
What this wall is not
Everything on it can be read by anyone, so it will not accept links, phone numbers or email addresses, and it asks you not to name other people in full. The keeper of this wall reads what is put on it and can take anything down; anyone can report a note that does not belong.
If you are in danger right now, please contact the emergency services or a crisis line where you live. A wall cannot reach you in time; a person can.
Your privacy
Nothing here asks who you are. A note is stored with the words you typed and the time, and nothing else, and is deleted after a year. See privacy for the rest.
