EFR Family Prayer: A Daily Devotion for the Whole Household
EFR Family Prayer is a Christian prayer app designed to bring the beauty of the Anglican tradition into your daily family life. For centuries, Episcopalians and Anglicans have used the Book of Common Prayer (BCP) as an indispensable tool for prayer and following scripture as a community.
Whether you are looking for an Anglican Daily Office guide or a simple way to lead family devotions, our hope is that this tool makes adding a daily prayer routine into your household easier. Our app serves as a meaningful bridge for kids and adults alike into a deeper relationship with God through daily scripture reading and reflection.
While rooted in the 1928 and 1979 Book of Common Prayer traditions, we pray our app will be a useful daily devotional for all our brothers and sisters in Christ. It is not intended as a replacement for the full Daily Office, but rather as a stepping stone into a more prayer-centered life.
Key Features:
- Daily Prayer Slideshow: A guided experience including Morning Prayer, Gospel readings, Psalms, and Proverbs.
- Church Year Guide: Follow the liturgical calendar with our new visual season banner.
- Flexible BCP Traditions: Toggle between the 1928 and 1979 Book of Common Prayer versions.
- Family-Centered Rites: Special sections for Mealtime and Bedtime prayers to anchor your day in faith.
- Christian Education: Explore "An Outline of the Faith" through the full Catechism and the Articles of Religion.
This is just the beginning — many exciting new features are already in the works to provide a more engaging and meaningful experience. Stay tuned!
All Glory to God the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost.
With Love, from the Episcopal Fellowship for Renewal.
The Episcopal Fellowship for Renewal: A rapidly growing group of Episcopalians dedicated to renewing The Episcopal Church through a return to scripture, the historic teachings of the Church and the strengthening of parish life.
An Anglican Daily Prayer app and devotional for families and busy Christians.