Online Prayer Request to Jerusalem
Send Your Prayer to the Place Where Jesus Was Crucified, Buried, and Rose
A priest will pray your prayer inside the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, your printed prayer will be placed in one of the chapels, and a candle will be lit on your behalf.
- Private and handled with care
- Photo confirmation emailed to you
- A portion of every order is donated to the Church
Step 1 of 3
Write Your Prayer
Your prayer is private and treated with reverence.
Step 1 of 3 Write Your Prayer Your prayer is private and treated with reverence. Write in your own words. A sentence or two is enough: who you are praying for and what is on your heart.
Answered Prayers & Words of Faith
What Believers Have Shared With Us
Every prayer carries a personal story. These messages were shared by members of the Holy Land Prayer community.
Answered prayerThank you for your blessed ministry. I am fully healed by your grace, Lord. No more malignant cells and cancer cells. Both my CT scan and MRI are now clear. Thank you, Lord! AMEN.
Answered prayerI went for my results on my biopsy that was taken on my right breast on October 17th and it came back benign. Thank you for praying and I thank the holy father in heaven for being by my side while going through my tests.
Answered prayerThank you! so much for your prayers. No more cancer in my body. Thank you! Jesus.
Answered prayerThank you for the prayer and I’m glad to say that we are 7 months pregnant. My prayers has been answered. All thanks to our God the creator and I can say miracle do come true.
Answered prayerI praise the Lord! God is so GOOD! I want to say thank you so much to those who attended the Holy Sepulchre Church and prayed on my behalf. I asked God to bless you. The Lord has answered one of my prayers, and for that, I am beyond grateful.
Answered prayerMy marriage is restored! On February 3rd 2025, my husband was finally open to reconciliation with me. Having my family stay intact is truly a MIRACLE. Glory be to God!
How to Send a Prayer Request to Jerusalem
To send a prayer request to Jerusalem, write your prayer in the form at the top of this page and complete the payment. Holy Land Prayer is a Christian prayer service based in Jerusalem. We print it, carry it into the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and place it inside one of the chapels. A priest prays it there in English, we light a candle on your behalf, and we email you photographs of both so you can see it was done.
- Write your prayer request in your own words. A sentence or two is enough.
- Add your name and email address, and choose any optional extras.
- Pay the $34.90 service fee by card, PayPal, Apple Pay or Google Pay. You receive an email receipt straight away.
- We print your prayer and place it inside one of the chapels of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, where a priest prays it in English, and we light a candle for you.
- You receive photographs of your prayer and your candle inside the church by email.
We are not the church, and we are not a ministry. We are a small service that walks to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre so that people who cannot get there themselves can still have their prayer carried inside. Most of the people we do this for are kept away by cost, by illness, by age, or by circumstances that make the journey impossible.
What You Receive
A prayer and candle request is $34.90.That includes:
- Your prayer printed and placed inside one of the chapels of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre
- A priest praying your prayer at the church, in English
- A candle lit on your behalf inside the church
- Photographs of your prayer inside the church, by email
- Photographs of your candle inside the church, by email
What you are paying for
What you pay is a service fee, not a donation. It covers printing your prayer, carrying it into the church, placing it, lighting your candle and photographing both so that you can see it was done. A portion of every order is donated to the church.
We do not sell outcomes. Paying for this service does not oblige God to answer, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling you something we are not.
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre stands in the Old City of Jerusalem, over the place where Christians hold that Jesus Christ was crucified, buried and raised. It has stood there for centuries, through earthquakes and through wars, and it remains open to the faithful who come to pray.
The church was first built by the Emperor Constantine and dedicated in 335. Today it is shared by several ancient Christian communities, chiefly the Greek Orthodox, the Roman Catholic Franciscans and the Armenian Apostolic Church, with the Coptic, Ethiopian and Syriac Orthodox also present, under an arrangement known as the Status Quo that governs who may pray where and when. Inside are Calvary, the Stone of Anointing and the Tomb of Christ, and beneath them the Chapel of St. Helena.
Our work is simply to carry someone else’s prayer request into this church when they cannot come themselves, and to send back photographs showing that it was done. Read more about the Church of the Holy Sepulchre or the Chapel of St. Helena.
Questions People Ask
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Prayer Library
Prayers for Every Situation
Written prayers and Scripture for the things people are actually carrying: a diagnosis, a marriage, rent that is due, a child who cannot sleep. Start with the prayers people read most, or browse all 99 pages in the full library.
Want your own prayer placed in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem? Send a prayer request.