Post a prayer
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Clicking this button within 'Post a Prayer' will allow you to light a new candle. Simply add your name and your prayer, click the tick button and place your candle on an empty holder. Your candle will burn for 24 hours and any other visitor will be able to see your prayer and perhaps pray along with you.
Click the image above to launch Post a prayerPlease don’t use anyone’s full name. PLEASE DO NOT SHOUT. And please control yourselves! We don’t really want to read about your (or anyone else’s sex life or wishes). Perhaps those prayers are best said with the voice inside your head rather than out loud. And please limit the number of candles lit in any 24 hour period to 3. This is a space to be shared and respected not creatively abused.
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This is the place where you can post a prayer for others to read, and take time to pray for other people who have posted here. Now you can even ‘amen’ a prayer left by someone else.
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Created by Bruce Stanley
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