URGENT — work
Please could you all pray for me. I’ve been applying for jobs for a very long time now and I don’t know what else to do except come to God in prayer. Lord, please open a door. I’m asking urgently 🙏
A prayer space where people ask for prayer and other people answer. No algorithm — just what people wrote and who replied.
Chapter 1
People post what’s keeping them up at night, what they’re hoping for, what they can’t say anywhere else. Other people answer. Some posts have a dozen replies and some have none yet — the board shows you both, because the ones with none are the reason this exists.
Please could you all pray for me. I’ve been applying for jobs for a very long time now and I don’t know what else to do except come to God in prayer. Lord, please open a door. I’m asking urgently 🙏
Hi all. I feel extremely anxious today and I can’t settle at all. Could you please pray for the anxiety to ease, and for some proper sleep? And for my family’s health too. Thank you so much 🙏
Six months sober today. I did not think I would get here and I am not sure what to do with that.
Something small and good: the bus driver saw me running and waited. That is the whole thing. I just wanted to say it somewhere.
My sister and I spoke for the first time since our father’s funeral. It was four minutes long and I have thought about nothing else since.
Chapter 2
One box. No categories, no tags, no minimum length. Add a heading if it helps, or don’t. You can save a draft and come back to it, and a draft is yours alone — nobody reads it and nothing scans it.
Every signed-in member can read what you post. More fine-grained sharing and visibility settings are coming. Once a post has its first response it stays where it is — moving it would change who can see a conversation other people are already part of.
A header is optional. Nothing else is required.
Chapter 3
Anyone can answer anyone. A few words are enough — thinking of you today is a real answer, and many of them are about that short.
There’s a view of posts nobody has answered yet, oldest first. If you have a little to spare, that’s the best place to start.
Six months sober today. I did not think I would get here and I am not sure what to do with that.
Ruth
Six months is not a small thing, and not knowing what to do with it sounds about right. I’m glad you said it here.
Bev
Thinking of you today.
Marisol
Day one was the hardest for me and day one hundred and eighty was the strangest. Both count.
Chapter 4
People may share things here they haven’t said out loud.
We’re building this to be safe for people from very different backgrounds. There are clear guidelines in plain language, and if something you post gets flagged, you’re told and you can ask us to look again.
Making this a safe and welcoming space is not something we can do alone. It is a shared responsibility, and it works when members are kind and look out for each other.
Chapter 5
Your posts are visible to members and to nobody else unless you choose otherwise. Not to search engines, not to the logged-out web, not to advertisers — there’s no advertising or tracking code on any page where a post appears. More ways to choose who sees what are coming, including making a post public yourself.
Anything our moderation tools flag is read by a person, and we keep a record of who looked. You can take everything you’ve written with you, or delete all of it, without asking us and without explaining why.
Chapter 6
PrayerGroup.Live is built by Umunhum Labs LLC, a small company in the San Francisco Bay Area. Two founders and nobody else — no investors, no board.
Chapter 7
It’s a freemium model, and here is what that means here: being heard is free and always will be. Paid plans will add premium features and services — tools for groups and organizations, mostly. We’ll never charge you to be heard.
You don’t have to be religious. You don’t have to know what to say.
Join the waitlistReading is fine too. Most people start there.