Republican Rep. Mary Miller is facing bipartisan criticism over a now-deleted social media post in which she called it ...

Now it wants your prayers. The social media giant has rolled out a new prayer request feature ... After they create a post, other users can tap an “I prayed” button, respond with a “like ...

But Paul’s prayerful example challenges us ... Recently, Facebook has been testing a “prayer post” feature to allow people to share and respond to requests. With a click, users are able ...

Now it wants your prayers. The social media giant has rolled out a new prayer request feature ... After they create a post, other users can tap an “I prayed” button, respond with a “like ...

The new prayer request post type appeared to only be available in Facebook Groups, and first has to be enabled by an administrator. It's unclear if the new feature has already been fully rolled ...

Group administrators must opt in to allow members to use the feature, which gives members the option to post prayer requests in the group. Other members can then click a “pray” button to let ...

Illoff said at the time the ministry receives about 225,000 prayer requests a year through its online system. It remains active. Osteen also labeled the post as fake on his personal Twitter ...

The feature, utilized during an era when much of the world was confined to their homes, allows users to post or respond to prayer requests within certain Facebook groups, a company spokesperson co ...

Joel Osteen, pastor of megachurch Lakewood Church in Texas, for example, lives in a 17,000 ... of what looked to be a Facebook post from a woman seeking prayers for her marriage from Osteen's ...

A prayer request circulating ... Upon further examination, the request is a hoax. and many in west Michigan have fallen for it. The post describes a horrific situation, a 22-month-old boy, the ...

SALISBURY — Shield a Badge with Prayer Ministries is a program that ... “This is the time of year when we renew our program,” Taylor told a Post reporter years ago. “We are going to ...