A prayer board for your church

Your board is a web page with your church's name, photo and banner, and this week's prayer requests. Nobody has to download an app.

• Submit a request in a few sentences, with an optional title. No account needed.
• Choose how it's shared: public on the board, or Private so only the host sees it. Public requests can be anonymous, and private ones never show a name.
• Pray for others with one tap, a short written prayer or an audio prayer recorded right in the browser.
• Hear that someone prayed. Leave an email and get one each time someone prays. A private link shows how many people have prayed so far.
• Share the answer. Mark the request answered and add a testimony, written or recorded, for the church to celebrate.

• Require approval. New requests wait in a queue until a leader approves them.
• Moderate. Approve, hide, unhide or delete any request. Reported prayer notes collect in their own list.
• Guest prayers. Let visitors pray without an account, or ask them to sign in first.
• Names. Choose whether names show by default. People can still choose to be anonymous.
• Share anywhere. Copy your board's link or download a QR code for the bulletin, the slides or the welcome desk.

Submissions are rate-limited and screened for bots, and we never sell your church's data or show ads.

1. Create a free account and tell us a little about your church.
2. Pick your board's name and link, and add a photo and banner.
3. In Settings, turn on Require approval if you want to see requests before they go up.
4. Post the first request yourself, so the board isn't empty when people arrive.
5. Share the link or QR code on Sunday and in your newsletter.

Cancel Pro anytime from your account settings. Your board and its requests stay on the free plan.

The difference that matters most: with PrayerBoard, the person who asked gets an email each time someone prays for them, and they don't need an account. A form collects requests but leaves them in a spreadsheet nobody else sees. A Facebook group is public in feel and depends on everyone being on Facebook. Church management software can do a lot, but prayer is usually a small corner of it. PrayerBoard does one thing, and it closes the loop: someone asked, someone prayed and the person who asked knows.

A prayer time on Sunday

Put the QR code on the screen during the prayer time. People add requests from their seats, the prayer team prays through them after the service and each person gets an email as they're prayed for.

A prayer team all week

Approval stays on, a leader checks the queue each morning and the team sorts by “Needs Prayer” so no request goes unprayed. Private requests reach the pastor without being posted.

A season of prayer

For a 21-day fast, Advent or a church plant, share one board for the season. Answered prayers and testimonies become the stories you tell when it ends.

Not every prayer belongs on a church-wide wall. For a small group, a ministry team or a family, the free PrayerBoard app gives you private circles where everyone knows each other. See the group prayer app, or make a digital prayer board for your family. New to prayer walls? Start with our prayer wall ideas.