Christian Prayer Request Site Revamps to Include All Religions

UCN:  In 2012 Post A Prayer converted its platform into a multi-faith prayer center that welcomes prayer requests from all religions.
Post A Prayer, a non-profit based out of southern California, has revamped its once Christian prayer request website into a place where all religions are welcome to pray online and make prayer requests. It's true, the world's #1 rated site to pray online, post prayers, and make prayer requests got a 2012 make-over. The once Christian based site is now going to be a multi-faith prayer center that welcomes all faiths from around the world.

The new multi-faith prayer center will now cater to the top 20 religions in the world. Whether you are looking into how to perform the Salah online or you are just praying for others it now no longer matters what religion you belong to when posting prayers online.

The site is planning on more changes in 2012. Founder and owner, Scott Turner, stated: "From a content stand point we have a competitive advantage and can offer more than a silo religion site. For example a Christian prayer request website will only appeal to Christian prayer requests, and an Islam prayer website will only attract Muslim prayer requests. With Post A Prayer we can now offer the content of the Bible, Koran (Qur'an), or any other religion, hence, giving us a market advantage." The special thing about the 2012 Post A Prayer revamp is that it took efforts from a team that is made up of both Christian based members and Islamic based members. Turner went on to say, "We took a business approach when designing the site and respected one another's individuality and belief systems.

The site currently offers prayers in the following religious categories: Christianity prayer, Islam prayer, Buddhism prayer, Hinduism prayer, Chinese traditional prayer, Primal-indigenous prayer, Sikhism prayer, Secular prayer/ non-religious prayer, Agnostic prayer, Atheist prayer, African traditional prayer and diasporic prayer, Juche prayer, Spiritism prayer, Judaism prayers, Bahá'í Faith prayer, Jainism prayer, Shinto prayer, Cao Dai prayer, Zoroastrianism prayer, Tenrikyo prayer, Neopaganism prayer, Unitarian Universalism prayer, and lastly Rastafari movement prayer and will add religions as needed.

We look forward to an outstanding year and providing a world wide prayer center that is a safe haven for all prayers.