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Free Stuff Fridays (PrayMore)

This giveaway is sponsored by PrayMore. They are giving away annual subscriptions to the PrayMore app to TEN churches or Christian ministries (worth up to $8,288 each).

God created your church to pray, so our team created the PrayMore app. Hearing sermons or reading books about prayer, rightfully motivate you to pray more. But as John Onwuchekwa has said, “the difficulty isn’t in starting to pray more. The difficulty is in sustaining this attitude.” 

The PrayMore team is led by a pastor who has worked on enterprise software his entire career. We are dedicated to our mission–to help churches and Christian ministries pray more faithfully and biblically.

Here are a few reasons to use the PrayMore app:

  • Add members to groups in your community, so they can share requests and praises with people they trust.
  • Each member sees an immersive list of all shared prayers, keeps prayer fresh.
  • Every member can customize reminders to interrupt their day to pray.
  • Emergency prayer notifications are immediately received and prayed for (after being approved).
  • We provide free Learning to Pray lists to choose from that teach people how to pray using scriptures.
  • Every prayer card has contact buttons, so you can personally connect and encourage the person you are praying for.
  • Every member has a personal prayer journal to capture prayers just for them
  • Enable your missionaries to update all their supporters in real-time, with short prayer requests.

Long emails of prayer requests are hard to write and often go unread. Group chats and social media groups are noisy and hard to manage. So, let’s redeem our screen time and grow in biblical prayer for one another like lives depend on it–because they do.

Enter for your chance to win a free one-year subscription to PrayMore for your entire church or Christian ministry. One winner will be selected after July 31. Entries are limited to North America.

Enter Here!


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