Send A Prayer to the Western Wall using your iPhone

Yoyo 2009-08-07 |

western-wall When you think you’ve seen just about every application on the iPhone, here comes along Send A Prayer – Western Wall. The Western Wall, called Kotel in Hebrew, is located in the Old City of Jerusalem and is believed to be the last remnant of the Second Temple built by King Herod. It is also known as the Wailing Wall as for centuries Jews have gathered here to lament the loss of their temple.

Today it stands as a world-famous spiritual site, and people from all over the world come to pray here. And when they do, they leave notes of their prayers and conceal it in the stones of the Wall. This application from Menura enables you to do the same without having to travel all the way to Jerusalem.

Using Send A Prayer is as simple as, well, praying. Open the application, write your prayer, and send it off to the Wall. It will be printed out in Jerusalem and inserted between the stones of the Western Wall, all in less than 48 hours. You have your own prayer wall on the app which is a list of your prayers and the timings at which they were sent.

The application includes a slideshow of beautiful images of the Wall and people praying. That is not all; once you send off your prayer, you can see it travel across the globe in a 3D format. If you want to share your prayer with a friend, you can do so using Twitter or via email.

That’s faith for you on the iPhone!