Here’s how it works:

Visit our website and look for the section dedicated to submitting prayers, wishes, or notes.

Type your personal prayer, note, or wish into the provided form. You can express your intentions in your own words, focusing on what is most meaningful to you.

Once submitted, your prayer will be respectfully printed and personally placed in the holy sites of Jerusalem.

Specifically, at locations connected to the resurrection of Jesus and the betrayal by Judas, The Holy Sepulchre and the Wailing Wall as part of our unique spiritual service.

Absolutely! You are welcome to include specific intentions, names, or any personal details in your online prayer request.

When you submit your prayer or wish through our platform, simply write your message in your own words. You can:

Mention the names of loved ones, friends, or family members.

Specify particular intentions—such as healing, guidance, gratitude, peace, or any other need close to your heart.

Share as much or as little detail as you feel comfortable.

Your prayer will be treated with the utmost respect and confidentiality. It will be printed exactly as you submit it and placed in the holy sites in Jerusalem, honoring your unique intentions and requests.

If you have any special instructions, you can usually add them in the submission form or contact our support team for assistance. Your heartfelt prayers will be faithfully delivered to the sacred places you choose.

Absolutely! Mentioning specific intentions in your prayer can both personalize and strengthen your spiritual experience. Here’s why:

1. Personal Connection

When you include names, situations, or particular needs, your prayer becomes a heartfelt conversation rather than a general request. This personal touch helps you focus your thoughts and emotions, deepening your connection to God and the sacred sites where your prayer will be placed.

2. Clarity and Purpose

Specifying your intentions brings clarity to your prayer. Whether you’re praying for healing, guidance, gratitude, or protection for someone special, being specific helps you articulate your deepest hopes and desires.

3. Spiritual Tradition

Many faith traditions encourage naming intentions in prayer. This practice is believed to invite divine attention and grace to those specific people or situations, making your prayer more meaningful and powerful.

4. Emotional Comfort

Knowing that your unique concerns and loved ones are being remembered in holy places can provide profound comfort and peace, especially when you’re far from Jerusalem.

In summary:
Personalizing your prayer with intentions or names is a beautiful way to strengthen your connection to the Holy Land and to your faith. Your heartfelt words will be honored and delivered with care at the sacred sites, carrying your specific hopes and blessings.

Our platform ensures your prayer reaches the sacred sites of Jerusalem through a dedicated and respectful process.

1. When you submit your prayer or wish online, we receive your message and carefully prepare it for delivery. Our team or trusted partners then physically bring your printed prayer to the holy places in Jerusalem—such as sites connected to Jesus’ resurrection and other significant biblical events—where it is placed with reverence and care.

2. This process bridges the distance between you and the Holy Land, allowing your intentions to be present in locations of deep spiritual significance, even if you cannot travel there yourself. By using our service, your prayer becomes part of the living tradition of faith in Jerusalem, joining countless others in these sacred spaces.

A Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams link is a unique web address (URL) generated when someone schedules a virtual meeting on one of these platforms. Here’s how these links work:

1. Creation: When a meeting is scheduled, the platform generates a unique meeting link. This link can be shared via email, calendar invites, or messaging apps, allowing invited participants to join the meeting easily.

2. Joining the Meeting: To join, participants simply click the link. This opens a web browser or the relevant app (Zoom, Google Meet, or Teams) on their device. They may be prompted to allow access to their microphone and camera, and sometimes to enter a passcode if the meeting is secured.

3. Security: Meeting links are typically secure and can be protected with passwords, waiting rooms, or host approval to ensure only invited participants can join.

4. Device Flexibility: These links work on computers, tablets, and smartphones, making it easy to join from anywhere with internet access.

In summary, meeting links from Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams provide a simple, secure, and convenient way to connect people for virtual meetings with just a single click

Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams links securely connect you to virtual meetings through a combination of unique meeting IDs, encryption, access controls, and host management features:

1. Unique, Hard-to-Guess Meeting Links: Each platform generates a random, complex link or meeting code for every session, making it extremely difficult for unauthorized users to guess and join your meeting.

2. Encryption: All three platforms use encryption to protect data transmitted during meetings. Google Meet, for example, uses Transport Layer Security (TLS) to encrypt data in transit, while Zoom and Teams also employ strong encryption protocols to prevent interception by third parties.

3. Access Controls and Authentication: Hosts can require participants to sign in with approved accounts or emails, and can restrict access to only those invited through calendar invitations or authenticated users. This ensures that only authorized individuals can join the meeting.

4. Waiting Rooms and Lobbies: Features like Zoom’s Waiting Room or Google Meet’s equivalent require participants to wait until the host admits them, giving the host control over who enters the meeting.

5. Meeting Locking: After all intended participants have joined, hosts can lock the meeting so that no additional users can enter, even if they have the link.

6. Screening and Removal: Hosts can mute, remove, or restrict participants during the meeting, further protecting against disruptions or unauthorized access.

7. Phishing and Link Protection: Microsoft Teams, for example, uses Safe Links technology to scan links in real time for malicious content, protecting users from phishing attacks within the platform.

By combining these features, Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams ensure that your meeting links provide a secure and private connection to your virtual meetings, minimizing the risk of unauthorized access or data breaches

Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams prevent unauthorized access to meetings through a combination of security features and best practices:

1. Unique Meeting Links and IDs: Each meeting generates a unique, hard-to-guess link or code, making it difficult for outsiders to join without an invitation.

2. Waiting Rooms/Lobbies: All three platforms offer waiting room or lobby features. Participants must wait until the host admits them, allowing organizers to control who enters the meeting.

3. Authentication and Access Controls: Hosts can require participants to sign in with approved accounts or emails. For example, Teams allows disabling anonymous user access, and Google Meet requires external participants to request access if they are not on the invite list or part of the organization.

4. Password Protection and Meeting Locking: Meetings can be protected with passwords, and hosts can lock meetings once all participants have joined to prevent new, unauthorized entries.

5. Host Controls: Organizers can mute or remove disruptive participants, restrict screen sharing, and prevent removed users from rejoining.

6. Limited Link Sharing: Security is enhanced when meeting links are only shared with trusted participants and not posted publicly.

7. Two-Factor Authentication: Platforms like Google Meet support two-step verification for added security, ensuring only authenticated users can join.

By combining these measures, Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams significantly reduce the risk of unauthorized access, protecting the privacy and integrity of your virtual meetings

To defer your virtual experience if you can't attend, follow this process:

1. Email Notification: Send an email to admin@jerusalemprayer.onlineat least 48 hours before your scheduled virtual experience.

2. Include Details: In your email, mention your booking details and explain that you are unable to attend the originally scheduled session.

3. Rescheduling: The team will then work with you to defer your booking and arrange a new date that suits you.

There is no refund policy due to the low cost of the item, but as long as you notify the team at least 48 hours in advance, they will happily reschedule your experience for a future date that works for you.

If you miss the 48-hour notice period for cancellation, you will not be eligible to defer your virtual experience to a new date, as per the stated policy.

Since there is no refund policy due to the low cost of the item, late cancellations or no-shows typically mean you forfeit your booking and payment.

However, we may consider exceptions for emergencies or unforeseen circumstances, but this is not guaranteed and would be handled at our discretion.

For your best chance at rescheduling send an email to: admin@jerusalemprayer.online, always notify the team within 48 hours if you anticipate an issue attending your session.

Yes, you can pay with your credit card without having a PayPal account.

When you reach the PayPal payment page, look for the option labeled “Pay with Debit or Credit Card” or “Pay with a Bank Account or Credit Card.”

Select this option, enter your card details, and you can complete your payment as a guest without creating or logging into a PayPal account.

However, please note that this guest checkout feature is not always available for every transaction. Its availability can depend on factors such as your location, the merchant’s PayPal settings, and your device or browser history.

If you do not see the option, it may be due to these restrictions.