Our story began with a friend.

She was walking through something heavy and asked for space.

We wanted to honor that request—but we also didn’t want to disappear.

So we sent her a journal and invited a small circle of women to write prayers for her over time.

She could open their words when she was ready.
On her own timeline.
In her own space.

No pressure.
Just quiet, steady support.
No expectations—just presence.

Over time, that journal became a reminder she could return to again and again: she wasn’t alone.

That’s how Prayers That Stick was born.

A simple way to show up with intention.
To give prayer a place to stay.
To create something lasting—something someone can return to on hard days, hopeful days, and everything in between.

“Because this moment passes—but the right words stay.”

Because sometimes the most meaningful way to show up…is to make sure your prayers stay.