eHumility

eHumility is an amazing app with great features! It’s designed to perfection and helps me grow my humility daily. I also love how easy the app is to use!

I like the app, but whenever I try to use the update function to edit content of a prayer it just clicks back out and will not let me. I can edit the title, but not the body of the request. I suppose I could cancel and rewrite, but why is there an update feature if it won’t work?

The app is glitchy and it won’t let me get to the list of prayers or send a prayer request to the public

I do like this app, but is there any way that the font color or background color could be changed? It’s hard for me to see/read my prayer when the font & background are both white.

Instead of just praying for people quickly, ipray.me has allowed me to write down the scripture prayers for our President and church leaders, our shepherds who carry a gigantic burden, for each family member, and the people and situations that the Lord lays on my heart. I now carry, on my phone, the equivalent of all of my 3 x 5 cards with scriptures and prayers, with me! And I’m not a fan of alerts, but I love the ipray.me alerts!

I love the layout of the app, but when I start to add admins and members to our group the app glitches and crashing immediately after it asks for permission to have access to contacts.

This app is become very important to me over the last several months because it helps me maintain the commitments I made to pray for my own intentions and those of others. There is so much power in group prayer out there to be harnessed. Now is the time.

I use iPray daily to remind me to pray for family, friends, loved, leaders and others throughout the world. I share some prayers with my close friends and get an alert when they pray those prayers. Some of my prayers I do not share. This app is totally flexible and can be used solely as a prayer journal, including praises and updating prayers and/or you can use it for one or more group prayers. Thank you to the team of developers and supporters of iPray. Praise the Lord.

The old app called "pray with me" was a lot like instagram. Lots of people the didn't know each other would pray for and encourage each other. I don't want people close to me to read my prayers. I like to be anonymous for this kind of app and I think others like it that way too.

If there was ever a time for an app like this, the time is now! May it lead to healing and peace in every corner of the globe!