PRAY.COM has joined Freedom 250 to invite millions of Americans to pray for the nation as part of the 250th anniversary celebration of American Independence. The partnership has launched AmericaPrays.com, a central digital hub designed to unite people in prayer. President Trump has encouraged Americans to participate in this initiative, which aims to bring together a broad coalition of faith-based organizations.
The America Prays initiative brings together more than 140 faith organizations with a combined reach exceeding 1.2 billion people. PRAY.COM serves as the official technology platform for this effort, providing the digital infrastructure to support the movement. According to the announcement, AmericaPrays.com features a prayer wall, historic prayer content from the National Archives, and resources to help people form local prayer groups, share answered prayers, and participate in the movement.
PRAY.COM is the official technology provider for the White House America Prays 250 initiative. Founded in 2016 with a mission to grow faith and cultivate community, PRAY.COM serves as a trusted technology partner for thousands of churches and ministries while reaching millions of individuals through daily devotionals, pastoral content, and biblically-grounded resources. The company is led by founders Steve Gatena, Michael Lynn, Ryan Beck, and Matthew Potter.
The partnership with Freedom 250 underscores the importance of collective prayer in national celebrations. By leveraging digital technology, AmericaPrays.com aims to engage a wide audience, allowing individuals across the country to participate in prayer for the nation. The platform's prayer wall enables users to submit and view prayers, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose.
For more details, including downloadable images and bios, the full announcement is available here. The initiative represents a significant collaboration between faith organizations and technology providers to harness the power of digital tools for spiritual engagement on a national scale.
