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Church of England Daily Prayer review

Freemium#8 of 57 in Religious and Spiritual Apps

A focused daily-prayer app with free liturgies and paid offline access.

8.6/10Editor score
Church of England Daily Prayer8.6 Visit Daily Prayer

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Church of England Daily Prayer brings Morning, Evening and Night Prayer to mobile in contemporary Common Worship and traditional Book of Common Prayer forms. It is intended for people who want a structured Anglican daily office, with Bible readings, psalms, canticles and seasonal variations included in the services. Audio services and adjustable text size offer alternative ways to follow the liturgy, while the Common Worship calendar includes feast days, festivals and commemorations.

The free offering covers services for yesterday, today and a month ahead, so the app can support an ongoing prayer routine without a subscription. The annual subscription adds offline access and material up to 12 months ahead. That distinction matters for anyone who wants to pray without an internet connection or consult a longer stretch of services: those needs sit behind the paid tier, while basic day-to-day access remains free. The published plan description does not provide a price, so buyers should check the app before subscribing.

Its strength is a specific liturgical focus, not breadth across traditions or spiritual practices. Switching between contemporary and traditional service forms makes it useful for people who prefer either language, and audio can suit listening as well as reading. Choose it if Church of England prayer, readings and calendar observances are central to your routine, especially if the free online window is enough. Those seeking a broader interfaith library or a different tradition should look for an app built around that focus instead.

Church of England Daily Prayer pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Morning, Evening and Night Prayer in two liturgical forms
    • Bible readings, psalms, canticles and seasonal variations
    • Free access to services from yesterday through a month ahead
  • Where it doesn't
    • Offline access requires an annual subscription
    • Longer archives of up to 12 months require a subscription
    • Focused on Church of England prayer rather than broad spiritual practice

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