Share what you're carrying, and it will be held before God this week — by name, in confidence.
Anonymously if you need to. Confidentially, always. Not a feed, not a forum — just women quietly carrying one another to God, week by week.
Share what you need prayer for — by name, or anonymously if that's easier. It will be held gently and prayed over by name this week.
Some women of the circle quietly take a request and pray it through the week. If that’s you, there’s a place for you below.
A monthly gathering is taking shape — unhurried prayer together, no teaching, no programme. Women in the circle will be the first to know when it begins.
No black hole, no broadcast. This is the whole journey your words take:
Your request goes straight to her personal inbox. Not a database, not a dashboard, not a feed.
Every request is read by a person who prays — never processed by a system.
By name or anonymously, exactly as you chose — your request is prayed over this week, and shared no further than you allowed.
Never published, never added to a list, deleted whenever you ask. Exactly how we hold what you share →
Write it the way you’d tell a trusted friend. Pressing send opens an email straight to Alice — nothing is stored on this website, and no one else sees it.
“Send” opens your email app — a real message to a real inbox, nothing stored on this website. No email app on this device? “Copy it instead” puts your request on the clipboard, ready to paste into an email to alice@thestillwaterletters.com.au.
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Some prayers are answered quickly, some slowly, and some in ways none of us expected. When a woman in the circle says yes to sharing hers, you’ll read it here — first name only, always with her blessing.
We're looking for women to stand in the gap — to receive a quiet weekly request and pray it through by name. No public commitment, no performance. Just faithful, private intercession for other women who are carrying something heavy.
I'd like to be a prayer warrior