PRAY.COM Partners with Freedom 250 to Launch AmericaPrays.com for National Prayer Initiative
Freedom 250 and PRAY.COM have launched AmericaPrays.com, a digital hub uniting millions in prayer for the nation’s 250th anniversary, bringing together over 140 faith organizations.
As the United States prepares to celebrate 250 years of independence, Freedom 250 has partnered with PRAY.COM to create AmericaPrays.com, a central digital platform designed to unite millions of Americans in prayer. The initiative, announced on May 26, 2026, coincides with President Trump's invitation for Americans to pray for the country as part of the Freedom 250 celebration.
The partnership leverages PRAY.COM's technology to power the America Prays initiative, which brings together more than 140 faith organizations with a combined reach exceeding 1.2 billion people. PRAY.COM serves as the official technology provider for the White House America Prays 250 initiative, offering the digital infrastructure to support the nationwide prayer movement.
According to the announcement, AmericaPrays.com features a prayer wall where individuals can submit and view prayers, historic prayer content sourced from the National Archives, and resources for forming local prayer groups. The platform also allows users to share answered prayers and participate in the broader movement. The site is intended to serve as a centralized hub for Americans to join together in prayer during the nation's milestone anniversary.
PRAY.COM, founded in 2016, describes its mission as growing faith and cultivating community. The company provides digital tools for thousands of churches and ministries, 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 implications of this announcement are significant for both the faith community and the broader national conversation. By partnering with Freedom 250, PRAY.COM is positioning itself as a key player in a high-profile national event, potentially expanding its user base and influence. For the faith organizations involved, the initiative offers a unified platform to engage their members in a collective act of prayer, amplifying their reach and impact. The collaboration also highlights the role of technology in facilitating large-scale spiritual activities, setting a precedent for future national prayer initiatives.
For more information about the initiative, visit AmericaPrays.com. The full announcement, including downloadable images and bios, is available here.