Pray Science

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Studies & Publications

Our growing research portfolio spans 16,000+ participants across veterans, university students, cancer patients, racial and ethnic minorities, and more.

Peer-ReviewedRandomized Controlled Trial · 2024N=192

Randomized Controlled Trial

An 8-week randomized controlled trial suggesting more PRAY.COM use is associated with greater reductions in stress, anxiety, depression, and burnout.

General PopulationElevated Stress
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Peer-ReviewedFeasibility & Preliminary Efficacy Trial · 2024N=72

REM Feasibility Trial

PRAY.COM demonstrated feasibility and the potential to positively influence mental health symptoms and spiritual well-being in diverse populations.

Racial & Ethnic Minorities
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Peer-ReviewedNational Cross-Sectional Survey · 2024N=1,031

Cross-Sectional Survey

PRAY.COM subscribers reported meaningful improvements across key health and well-being outcomes since beginning to use the app.

General PopulationApp Subscribers
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National SurveyNational Survey · 2025N=6,796

American Legion Survey

National survey partnership studying faith and mental health in veteran and military communities.

VeteransMilitary Families
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Member SurveyMember Survey · 2025N=1,845

University Member Survey

Member survey examining the impact of PRAY.COM on anxiety, stress, loneliness, and overall mental health across university populations.

University StudentsFacultyAlumni
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Member SurveyMember Survey · 2025N=7,808

Military Member Survey

Member survey examining the impact of PRAY.COM on stress, anxiety, sleep, and spiritual well-being.

VeteransActive Duty MilitaryMilitary SpousesMilitary Families
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In ReviewCross-Sectional Survey and Interviews · 2025N=232

Cancer Study

Two studies examining the role of PRAY.COM in supporting psychological well-being among cancer patients, survivors, and their caregivers.

Cancer SurvivorsCancer Caregivers
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In ReviewSingle-Arm Feasibility Study · 2025N=62

Regent University Study

Feasibility and preliminary effectiveness study exploring the impact of PRAY.COM on university student mental health and well-being.

University Students
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PresentationConference Presentation · 2026

Dunham Summit 2026

Presentation on the intersection of faith and scientific research at the Dunham Summit.

Conference

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