For churches and groups
A congregation, praying for every street in its town
A church of a few hundred people can cover a whole town in a season. Pray My Street gives a congregation one map to share, one quiet thing to do together, and nothing to install or explain.
What a church gets
How can a church pray for every street in its town?
On Pray My Street a congregation shares one map of its town, sees which streets are still grey, and prays for them together, from home or on foot. Nothing to install, no location, no names. Church accounts, with a shared total and invitations, come in the second stage. This is what they are for.
Your own shared map
Your church, your parish, your town, drawn from the same world map but with your congregation's prayer on it. One total that everyone can see move.
Invitations, not sign-ups
A leader sends a link. People join with one tap. Nobody has to make an account before they have prayed for a single street.
Prayer walks together
A Sunday-afternoon loop of real streets around the building, with the church marked. People tick streets off by hand as they go.
A leader's view
Which streets your church has covered this month, and which are still grey. Enough to plan a season. No names, no league table.
Print your town
A printable map of what your church has prayed for, for the noticeboard, the newsletter or the wall of the hall.
Everyone still prays alone
A group total is the only shared thing. Each person's own record stays their own. Nobody in the group can see what anybody else has done.
Why leaders can say yes
Nothing here needs defending
- No location, ever. There is no permission to grant and nothing to switch off. Nobody can see where a member is while they pray.
- No names on the map. A street that turns green is green. It does not say who, and it never will.
- Free for every member. Praying is never behind a payment. Later, people who want to support the app can, and get a few extras as a thank you.
- No adverts, nothing sold. Prayer is not something to advertise against, and a record that somebody prays is never shared with anyone.
- Built in the UK, under UK data law. A record of prayer is treated as the sensitive information it is, with explicit consent and plain wording.
- Calm, not gamified. No streaks, no badges, no red dots. A gentle nudge after a few days away, and only if you want it.
A season, roughly
- Week oneThe streets around the building. Every member picks one on the way out on Sunday.
- Weeks 2 to 6Home groups take a neighbourhood each. The map fills from the middle outward.
- The restA prayer walk or two for the streets nobody lives on. The town turns green, then starts to turn gold.
- AfterPrint it, put it on the wall, and choose the next town over.
“Seek the peace and prosperity of the city to which I have carried you into exile. Pray to the LORD for it, because if it prospers, you too will prosper.”Jeremiah 29 : 7, NIV
Be one of the first
Put your church down
Before the app is open to everyone, a dozen or so people will have it in their hands and tell us honestly whether it belongs in a church. If yours might be one of them, put your name and your church down here. An invitation the moment your church can use it, and the odd update before then.
Free for every member, always.