Before they ever visit, one of your members has already prayed with them.
They called for prayer, not for a church.
Right now, your church only reaches people who are already looking for one.
What most churches have
Keep all three. Prayerly's follow-up sends people to your visit page.
The neighbor having the worst week of her year.
She isn't looking for a church. She needs someone to pray with her tonight.
A first visit is hard when nobody there knows your name.
Prayerly moves the prayer to before the visit.
No. The AI has one job: get the caller to your people.
What the AI does
- 1Says hello, by first name
- 2Asks if they're in crisis
- 3Asks how your church can pray
- 4Puts them through to your team
- 5Offers a text or call back if no one's free
What your people do
- ✓All of the praying
- ✓The conversation, person to person
- ✓The invitation to Sunday
Calls are never recorded. The outcome your volunteer taps is the only record.
"We already have a prayer line." +
Good. Then your people already know how to do this.
Your line serves people who already have your number. Prayerly sends your team calls from people in your area who answered your prayer ad. Same people praying. New people calling.
"What does this ask of my prayer team?" +
"What happens if someone is in crisis?" +
The crisis question comes first, on every call, asked directly. A yes goes straight to a crisis line. When a call is marked as a crisis, your pastor is alerted right away and every automated message to that person stops.
Find out if your prayer team is ready.
Schedule a time with Trey Simon and Erin Ward, the founders of ChurchReady. We'll walk through a call with you and tell you straight whether it fits your church.
Most churches start with four to six volunteers.
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