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About Praying Preneurs
What is Praying Preneurs?
Praying Preneurs is a global community of Christian entrepreneurs who pray together, form small accountable groups called Covenant Circles of five to ten members, and share knowledge, skills and trusted introductions. It is not a networking club or an investment platform, and membership does not require payment.
What does Entrepreneurs That Pray mean?
Entrepreneurs That Pray is the descriptor of Praying Preneurs. It means business owners and founders who bring their business decisions, pressures and relationships to God in prayer, alongside other entrepreneurs, and then take the next responsible step — prayer paired with wisdom and diligent work.
Is the Praying Preneurs prayer room open 24 hours?
Yes, the Global Prayer Room is open at any hour, so a member can enter whenever they need to. Hosted sessions led by approved prayer leaders are scheduled and published separately; the live status and prayer schedule show what is running now and next, rather than claiming a led session at all times.
What is a Covenant Circle?
A Covenant Circle is a small group of five to ten Christian entrepreneurs committed to prayer, accountability, contribution and responsible collaboration. Circles meet on a fixed ten-step rhythm and never exceed ten active members — the limit is enforced by the platform's database, not left to discretion.
Why are Covenant Circles limited to ten people?
Covenant Circles are limited to ten so that every member can still speak, be missed when absent, and be held to what they said they would do. Beyond ten, a circle tends to become an audience. When a circle is full, a new numbered circle is opened rather than stretching the existing one.
How do I join a Covenant Circle?
To join a Covenant Circle you register, verify your email and identity or business, accept the Community Covenant, and submit an application saying why you are joining and what you will contribute. A circle leader or administrator reviews it and admits you if a circle has space.
Does it cost money to join Praying Preneurs?
No. Membership and access to the Global Prayer Room do not require payment. Financial participation is never a condition of spiritual participation on Praying Preneurs, and a member's financial capacity never determines their standing in the community.
Is Praying Preneurs an investment or fundraising platform?
No. Praying Preneurs does not offer peer-to-peer lending, investment opportunities, securities, escrow, pooled funds or promised returns. Investment pressure, guaranteed-return claims and unauthorised fundraising are prohibited, and any future financial product would require separate legal and regulatory review.
Can I promote my business on Praying Preneurs?
Not through unsolicited pitching. Unsolicited commercial pitches, MLM and pyramid-style recruiting, spam and contact harvesting are prohibited. Members may offer help, publish their skills, and share genuine opportunities on a moderated board — value is given before it is requested.
Does prayer guarantee business success?
No. Prayer does not guarantee profit or replace planning, professional advice, skill, work or ethical conduct. Praying Preneurs provides prayer, community, encouragement and accountability, and the community makes no claim that prayer causes any particular financial outcome.
Who can join Praying Preneurs?
Christian entrepreneurs, founders, business owners, executives, professionals launching companies, freelancers and aspiring business owners anywhere in the world can join. Every member accepts the Community Covenant, and deeper parts of the community open as trust and verification are established.
How does Praying Preneurs protect members from fraud?
Praying Preneurs prohibits MLM, investment pressure, spiritual manipulation, fake opportunities and contact scraping. Members can report any member, message, opportunity, group or meeting; reports open a moderation case, the content is preserved as evidence, and every action is audited. A report on its own never labels anyone publicly.
In the prayer room
Do I have to stay for an entire session?
No. Join before a meeting, during a difficult decision, or whenever you need strength — and leave whenever your schedule requires. There is no minimum time and no pressure to stay.
Must I pray aloud?
No. You may pray aloud when invited, listen quietly, submit a written request, or simply remain in the atmosphere of prayer. Cameras and microphones are always optional.
Is the platform only for established business owners?
No. Praying Preneurs serves entrepreneurs, founders, executives, professionals, freelancers, creators, and aspiring business owners at every stage — including those still praying about whether to begin.
Can my prayer request remain private?
Yes. When you submit a request you choose its visibility: private (seen only by the prayer team and administrators), anonymous (shared with the community without your name), or public (shared with your name). Private requests are protected by database-level security, not just interface settings.
Are prayer sessions recorded?
Recording is not authorized inside the prayer room. Participants may not record sessions, and what is shared in the room stays in the room.
How are prayer requests moderated?
Every request is reviewed by the ministry team. Community-visible requests are approved before other members can see them, and requests can be assigned to trained prayer leaders. Sensitive situations can be escalated to administrators.
How can I host a prayer session?
Prayer leaders are approved by the ministry team. If you feel called to serve, contact us through the Contact page and tell us about your walk with God, your time zone, and your availability.
How can I report inappropriate conduct?
Use the Contact page ('Report a Concern') or tell any prayer leader, who can escalate directly to administrators. Reports are handled confidentially.
Still have a question?
The terms the community uses are defined in the glossary, and the team is happy to answer anything else.