Post a Prayer Request — and Pray for Someone Else's

Some burdens want to be written down and handed over. The Quiethaven Prayer Wall is a place to post a prayer request — with your name or anonymously — and a place to read what others are carrying and pray for them. It is free, and it is moderated, so it stays what it is meant to be.

Write it down, hand it over

A request is a few honest sentences: a mother's surgery on Friday, eleven days sober, a marriage harder than anyone warned. You choose whether your name goes with it. Once it is on the wall, it is no longer only yours to carry.

Watch the count rise

When someone reads your request and prays, they tap I prayed — and your request's count rises by one. There is something that changes in a hard week when the screen says forty people have prayed for your mother by name. Not advice, not comments, not opinions: prayer, counted.

Requests by need

The wall is organized the way needs actually come: health, anxiety, marriage, grief, recovery, thanksgiving and more. Reading one category slowly is a prayer practice of its own.

Moderated, so it stays safe

Every request passes moderation before it is published, and anything that needs more than prayer is met with more than prayer: a request written in crisis is answered with crisis resources first. The wall is kept gentle on purpose.

Part of a larger practice

The wall lives alongside the rest of Quiethaven: live prayer circles where people pray together by voice, a prayer timer for the daily quiet, the verse of the day, and pastoral counseling with verified clergy when a request needs a person, not a wall.

Post your first request, or pray for someone's — free.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I post a prayer request online for free?

Yes. The Quiethaven Prayer Wall is free: write what you are carrying, post it with your name or anonymously, and people will pray for it.

Do I have to use my real name?

No. You can post anonymously. The request carries your words, not your identity.

How do I know anyone actually prayed?

Every request shows how many people have prayed for it. When someone taps ‘I prayed’, the count on your request grows — you watch it happen.

Who reads prayer requests before they appear?

Every request passes moderation before it is published. The wall is a place for real needs, and it is kept that way.

Can I pray for other people's requests?

Yes — that is half the point. Read the wall, and when a request stays with you, tap ‘I prayed’. The person who wrote it will see the count rise.