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Send a Prayer With Your iPhone
Posted by God Discussion Reporter in In The News on 09 27th, 2009 | one response
The Huffington Post reports that "A new iPhone application called "Send a Prayer" allows users to enter personal prayers into their mobile phones, then send them to a rabbi in Jerusalem who will print the prayers out, and put them on the Western Wall (or Wailing Wall) in time for Yom Kippur, a major Jewish holiday."
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