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Prayer

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Aug 12, 2024
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Prayer

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  • State: Production
  • People: Jay Cho

Intro

A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another.

  • John 13:34 (NIV)

Introducing "Prayer", An open-source app that embodies the Christian value of loving one another through the power of collective prayer.

  • Share Your Prayer: Users can share their personal prayer requests, inviting others to join in support and prayer, creating a nurturing community bound by faith and love.

  • Pray for Others: Be part of a global network of believers, offering your prayers to support others. Experience how collective praying uplifts and strengthens the entire community.

  • Witness Miracles: Discover the strength and miracles that come from prayers amplified by unity and love.

Join "Prayer" today and be part of a movement that emphasizes the most important Christian value—loving each other—through the communal and compassionate act of praying together.

Getting Started

Prerequisites
Download Prayer
git clone https://github.com/theagapefoundation/prayer.git
cd prayer
Run Prayer
flutter pub get
flutter run

Thanks

Thanks to all our contributors.

License

MIT License. See LICENSE.

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Jay Cho ↗

@shovelhq

University of California, Los AngelesSeoul, Republic of KoreaOfficial website ↗
LanguagesDartRubySwiftJavaKotlinObjective-C

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