Daily Prayer: from the CofE 1.74

Find complete services for Morning, Evening, and Night Prayer from the Church of England with the official Daily Prayer app.

From the earliest days of Christianity, Christians have gathered at regular times each day and night to read the Bible, praise God, and pray for the world. Daily Prayer helps contemporary Christians participate in this timeless practice of worship.

• For every day of the year, the app offers material for Morning, Evening, and Night Prayer in both contemporary (Common Worship) and traditional (Book of Common Prayer) formats. These services include full content such as Bible readings (NRSV translation), psalms, canticles, and seasonal variations.

The app also includes features such as:

• Access to Morning, Evening, and Night Prayer for yesterday, today, and up to a month ahead
• Switching between Contemporary and Traditional formats with one click
• Adjusting the type-size of all services

The app is free to download and provides free access to online content up to one month in advance. A small annual subscription fee is required for offline viewing and access to material up to 12 months ahead.

Additional features encompass:

• Details of Feast Days, Festivals, and Commemorations from the Common Worship Calendar
• Full readings (NRSV translation) integrated without the need for a separate Bible app
• Convenient access to alternative texts within simple pop-up windows in the app
• Clear, elegant typography aligning closely with the award-winning Common Worship design.

Daily Prayer marks the first official app granting straightforward access to the widely cherished Daily Prayer feed from the Church of England website. Published by Church House Publishing, it stands as the authoritative publisher representing the Church of England. For further details, visit www.chpublishing.co.uk.

Daily Prayer is introduced as the newest addition to a series of official Church of England apps created with Aimer Media. Links to these apps are accessible within Daily Prayer and at http://aimermedia.com/client/church-of-england/