Reflections for Daily Prayer app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Aimer Media Ltd.
First release : 21 Sep 2011
App size: 21.41 Mb
Make Bible study and reflection part of your everyday routine with the Reflections for Daily Prayer app.
This easy to use daily prayer app is based on the only Bible reading notes designed specifically for the Church of England by Church House Publishing. Following the Common Worship lectionary, the Reflections for Daily Prayer app allows you to read and reflect every day on the same passages as thousands of Anglicans worldwide.
To explore this prayer time app, download this free app with sample of Reflections for Daily Prayer for free including this weeks reflections. To continue getting your daily reflection choose from a weekly, monthly or annual subscription for six daily bible reflections a week (Monday to Saturday).
The app is free to download, you get Reflections every day for one week of six reflections free and you also have access to the previous two weeks worth
- All subscriptions are auto-renewing
- Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase
- Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period
- Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal
- Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the users Account Settings after purchase
- Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable
Each day contains
- Full lectionary details for Morning Prayer from Common Worship
- A reflection on a Bible reading
- A Collect (prayer)
- Option to read reflection within "Simple Morning Prayer" format
The daily reflections are written by leading authors and theologians from around the world, including Alan Bartlett, Rosalind Brown, Steven Croft, Malcolm Guite, Sue Hope, John Kiddle, Jane Leach, Jan McFarlane, Barbara Mosse, David Moxon, Martyn Percy, Ben Quash, Angela Tilby and Jane Williams.
Destined to be one of the most widely used prayer apps available, the Reflections for Daily Prayer app has a number of unique features not found in other prayer apps. For instance, you can:
- Browse reflections by date, author and Bible reading
- Read in scroll or paged formats
- Bookmark your favourite daily entries for easy reference
- See reflections for the week ahead
- Follow Bible reference links to the online Oremus Bible Browser (NRSV) - no need for a separate Bible app
The Reflections for Daily Prayer app is published by Church House Publishing, the official publisher of the Church of England. For more information visit www.dailyprayer.org.uk or www.chpublishing.co.uk
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“Reflections is proving just the right sort of biblical personal trainer for thousands of Christians,” Tom Wright.
Latest reviews of Reflections for Daily Prayer app for iPhone and iPad
Ive only had this app a short time but it has worked flawless so far. Im very new to this CofE material. I watched the tv show the Tudors and Henry VIII intrigued me, so I did some research on church of England. I just purchased a common worship book and was curious if this app was the same as the lectionary? I also ordered a 1662 BCP from England and should be arriving here in USA shortly. The common worship book is a bit confusing for me to know exactly what to read on which day since Im so new to this, and Ive not read the entire beginning either. Im probably not using this app correctly but I read all the links and the commentary every day plus the collect. I like it a lot but have much to learn. Thank you for making this app and God Bless.
I accidentally deleted it and now I cant download it again!!!!!!!!
It serves a great purpose, but instead of a flat app fee, they expect you to pay a monthly subscription of $2.99. There are similar apps out there without this fee. I dont recommend it simply due to the cost.
Their are free apps that do the same thing
Lovely update, especially the expanded morning prayer which approaches but not quite equates to the Daily Office. Looks and feels better.