Online church forms & prayer requests

Collect a response. Keep the next step.

Build church forms for prayer, care, serving, connection, and ministry interest—then keep each submission attached to the person and the follow-up it needs.

Public and embeddable forms with custom fields, confirmations, notifications, and connected contact records.

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Prayer requestJordan Mitchell · 8 min ago

“Please pray for my family as we…”

Serving interestAlex Rivera · 24 min ago

Hospitality team

Baptism next stepTaylor Smith · Today

Would like to speak with a pastor

A form is a ministry doorway

Collecting information is only useful when your team can see it, understand it, and respond.

Use the right questions

Build forms around the conversation you want to continue.

Choose the contact method and custom fields that fit the moment. Keep the form focused, add helpful context, and make the next step clear.

Prayer & care

Give people a thoughtful place to ask for prayer or support.

Serving interest

Learn how someone would like to help and share the context with a leader.

Baptism & dedication

Capture an important next step and the details staff need to respond.

Questions & contact

Route a general response into a visible submission inbox.

Prayer & care formActive
INTRODUCTION

How can our church pray with you this week?

  1. How can we pray?Long answer · Required
  2. Who may see this request?Multiple choice · Required
  3. Would you like a response?Yes / no · Optional

Flexible without becoming complicated

Ask what matters. Keep what was submitted.

Order custom fields for each form and preserve a snapshot of the questions and answers with every submission—even if the form changes later.

  • Custom field types
  • Ordered questions
  • Submission snapshots
  • Public or unlisted

Care deserves care

Be intentional with sensitive responses.

Prayer and care forms can hold personal information. Keep questions focused, explain who will receive the response, use appropriate form visibility, and give only the staff who need it access to submissions.

A clear form builds trust

Tell people what will happen after they submit and avoid asking for details your team does not need.

Put the form where the next step happens

Share a public link or embed the form on your church website.

People should not have to leave the ministry context to respond. Add an Engage form to a website page, then let submissions flow into the same people and follow-up system.

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