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The walls of Jerusalem’s Old City and the Tower of David in golden evening light

For Christians & Jews worldwide

Your Prayer.A Sacred Place.

Send your personal prayer to a meaningful holy site in the Holy Land.

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  • Free to submit
  • No account required
  • Christian & Jewish holy sites

How It Works

Three simple steps

Wherever you are in the world, your words can reach a place that has held prayers for thousands of years.

  1. Step I

    Choose a Holy Site

    Browse sacred places in Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Nazareth, Hebron and the Galilee, and choose where your prayer should be carried.

  2. Step II

    Write Your Prayer

    In your own words — for healing, for thanks, for guidance, or for someone you love. As short or as long as your heart needs.

  3. Step III

    We Deliver It

    Our team brings submitted prayers in person to participating holy sites, handling each one with quiet care.

Delivered twice weekly

Physical deliveries take place twice each week at participating locations. A site participates only once we have confirmed access and permission there — each site shows its current status below.

Holy Sites

Choose a Holy Site

Twelve sacred places cherished by Christians and Jews — from the stones of Jerusalem’s Old City to the quiet shores of the Galilee.

Showing 12 holy sites

  • The domes and bell tower of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre rising above Jerusalem’s Old CityChristian

    Old City, Jerusalem

    Church of the Holy Sepulchre

    Revered as the place of Jesus’ crucifixion, burial, and resurrection, this ancient church has welcomed pilgrims for more than sixteen centuries.

    Delivery status: Delivery confirmed

    Select This Site: Church of the Holy Sepulchre
  • The Church of the Nativity and its bell tower beside Manger Square in BethlehemChristian

    Bethlehem

    Church of the Nativity

    Built over the grotto honored as the birthplace of Jesus, it is one of the oldest churches in continuous use anywhere in the world.

    Delivery status: Delivery confirmed

    Select This Site: Church of the Nativity
  • The lantern dome of the Basilica of the Annunciation in Nazareth, framed by treesChristian

    Nazareth

    Church of the Annunciation

    Where, by tradition, the angel Gabriel announced to Mary that she would bear a son — today crowned by a great basilica and its lantern dome.

    Delivery status: Delivery confirmed

    Select This Site: Church of the Annunciation
  • Ancient olive trees beside a garden path in GethsemaneChristian

    Mount of Olives, Jerusalem

    Garden of Gethsemane

    Ancient olive trees still stand at the foot of the Mount of Olives, where Jesus prayed on the night before his crucifixion.

    Delivery status: Delivery confirmed

    Select This Site: Garden of Gethsemane
  • Sunrise over the Sea of Galilee, with a lone wooden boat on the waterChristian

    Galilee

    Sea of Galilee

    The quiet lake where Jesus called his first disciples, calmed the storm, and taught the crowds gathered along its shores.

    Delivery status: Delivery confirmed

    Select This Site: Sea of Galilee
  • The domed Church of the Beatitudes and its arched cloister under a clear skyChristian

    Near Tabgha, Galilee

    Mount of Beatitudes

    The gentle hillside above the Sea of Galilee traditionally remembered as the place of the Sermon on the Mount.

    Delivery status: Delivery confirmed

    Select This Site: Mount of Beatitudes
  • The Western Wall softly lit at dusk, with worshippers gathered at its footJewish

    Old City, Jerusalem

    Western Wall

    A remnant of the ancient wall surrounding the Temple Mount, where for generations prayers written on slips of paper have been placed between its stones.

    Delivery status: Temporarily unavailable

  • Carved stone pillars at the entrance to Rachel’s Tomb, beneath its name in HebrewJewish

    Bethlehem

    Rachel’s Tomb

    The traditional resting place of the matriarch Rachel, where generations have come to pray for children, health, and protection.

    Delivery status: Temporarily unavailable

  • The massive ancient walls of the Tomb of the Patriarchs in HebronJewish

    Hebron

    Tomb of the Patriarchs

    The Cave of Machpelah, revered as the burial place of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, together with Sarah, Rebecca, and Leah.

    Delivery status: Temporarily unavailable

  • The stone archway entrance to the Tomb of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai in MeronJewish

    Meron, Upper Galilee

    Tomb of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai

    Resting place of the second-century sage traditionally associated with the Zohar, and heart of the Lag BaOmer pilgrimage.

    Delivery status: Temporarily unavailable

  • The white crown-shaped monument above the Tomb of Maimonides, among olive treesJewish

    Tiberias

    Tomb of Maimonides

    Resting place of Rabbi Moses ben Maimon — the Rambam — the great twelfth-century philosopher, physician, and codifier of Jewish law.

    Delivery status: Temporarily unavailable

  • The historic towers of the Mount Zion compound that holds King David’s TombJewish

    Mount Zion, Jerusalem

    King David’s Tomb

    Honored by long tradition as the burial place of King David, the psalmist king, on Mount Zion just beyond the Old City walls.

    Delivery status: Temporarily unavailable

A site is marked “Delivery confirmed” only after our team has verified access and permission to place prayers there. Until then it shows “Pending verification”, and no prayers are placed at that location.

Our Promise

Simple, free, and handled with reverence

  • Free to submit

    Sending your prayer costs nothing. There is no fee to submit — just your words.

  • Handled with respect

    Every prayer is treated as sacred, handled with care and reverence from the moment you write it to the moment it reaches the site.

  • No account required

    No sign-up and no password. Choose a site, write your prayer, and send it.

A quiet stone alley beneath an arch in Jerusalem’s Old City

About PrayerSubmit

For everyone who cannot make the journey

For centuries, pilgrims have carried prayers to Jerusalem and the holy places of this land — for themselves, and on behalf of those who could not come.

PrayerSubmit continues that tradition for anyone, anywhere: a simple and respectful way to send a personal prayer to a place that holds meaning for your faith. Christians and Jews are equally welcome, and we honor the customs of every site we serve.

We are building carefully. Each site is confirmed for access and permission before any prayer is delivered there.

“For My house shall be called a house of prayer for all peoples.”
Isaiah 56:7

Whenever you are ready, your prayer has a place.

Choose a holy site and write your prayer today — free to submit, with no account required.

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