You do not have to carry every burden alone. Submit your prayer requests online here for free, whether you need strength, healing, peace, or direction. If all you can say today is “pray for me,” that is enough to begin.
There is no payment or purchase required. Use the form below to share what is on your heart and choose whether your request may be included on our TV show. You can also join others in prayer through our International Prayer Chain.
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Submit a Free Prayer Request
Tell us briefly what you would like prayer for. Enter a first name, or use “Anonymous” in the required Name field if you prefer not to share your name. Email and location are optional, so include only what you feel comfortable sharing.
Please choose one TV-show preference in the form. Select “Yes” if you want your request considered for shared prayer on In The Moment w/Rev. R.C. Allen Jr., or select “No” if you prefer to keep it between you and Rev. Allen. Avoid including addresses, phone numbers, or identifying details about someone else.
How to Post a Prayer Request Online
First, name the need as simply as you can. Next, tell us what you are asking God to help you face. Finally, review your sharing preference and press Submit.
You do not need a polished testimony or a long explanation. A few honest sentences can describe the situation and the support you need. For example, you might write, “Please pray for my family as we make a difficult decision, and ask God to give us peace and wisdom.”
You can ask for prayer about work, finances, relationships, grief, school, or your walk with Jesus Christ. You can also share a praise report when you want to thank God for His faithfulness. Whatever brings you here, speak in your own words.
Anonymous Prayer Requests and Private Prayer
An anonymous prayer request lets you ask for prayer without putting your name in the message. In this form, you may enter “Anonymous” as your name and leave the optional fields blank. However, anonymous wording does not mean a website collects no technical information.
If you want your request kept out of the TV show, choose the private option. Also, keep personal details out of the prayer message when they are not needed. God knows the full story, even when you share only a small part of it.
Prayer Wall and Prayer Chain Requests
Would you like to pray with others as well as ask for prayer? Visit our International Prayer Chain to explore another way to participate. A prayer chain brings people together around shared needs and reminds us to lift one another before God.
You can also visit our online prayer wall. Before adding a prayer chain request or posting on a prayer wall, review that page’s submission and sharing options. The form on this page is a separate way to send your request to Rev. Allen.
When You Need Someone to Pray for You
Sometimes the hardest part is admitting that you need help. Yet asking another believer to pray is a simple act of trust. You are inviting someone to stand with you while you bring your concerns to the Lord.
Prayer does not require perfect words, and submitting a request does not guarantee a particular outcome or response time. Instead, we ask God for His wisdom, mercy, and strength. We trust Him to meet us in the middle of what we cannot control.
While you wait, keep making space for your own prayer time. Our daily prayer schedule can help you build a steady rhythm. You can also use our prayer journal resources to record needs, reflect, and remember reasons to give thanks.
Frequently Asked Questions About Prayer Requests Online
Yes. You can send a free prayer request using the form above. You do not need to buy a journal, join a club, or make a donation to ask for prayer.
Start with those words, then add a short description if you are comfortable. For example, “Pray for me as I look for work” gives a clear direction for prayer. You may keep the details brief.
This form asks whether your request may be added to the TV show. Choose the private option if you do not want it shared there. Sending this form is different from posting directly on a public prayer wall.
Yes, you can ask for prayer for a friend, family member, or neighbor. Keep their details general and respect their privacy. For example, ask for prayer for “a friend facing a difficult season” rather than sharing information they have not agreed to make public.
Keep Walking With God
If you would like ongoing encouragement, explore the Pen and Prayer Journal Club. You can write, reflect, and make room for prayer in everyday life. For now, begin where you are and let us know how we can pray for you.