Reference

iPray BCP

A traditional Anglican daily-prayer reader arranging offices, scripture and psalms around the church calendar.

Our take

Consider for a devotional routine matching its specific prayer-book sources

Presenting the day's prayers and lessons together reduces manual page finding across several texts.

Keep in mind: Its English 1662 and Canadian 1962 offices, 1922 lectionary and King James readings reflect particular traditions rather than every Anglican usage.

What you can do

  • Read Morning and Evening Prayer
  • Use Midday Prayers and Compline
  • Follow calendar-based lessons
  • Read the Coverdale Psalter

Good for

  • Readers who want these historical texts in a structured daily interface.

Consider alternatives for

  • People expecting contemporary translations, audio services or the liturgical rules of every denomination.

Limitations & considerations

  • Captured minimum: iOS 12.0.
  • Its English 1662 and Canadian 1962 offices, 1922 lectionary and King James readings reflect particular traditions rather than every Anglican usage.

Privacy & permissions

Devotional routines can reveal religious beliefs. The capture does not establish accounts, tracking or synchronization; review disclosure before sharing usage.

Sources & review notes Updated Nov 11, 2026

Reviewed by iApp4Me Editorial Team. Recommendations use the linked documentation and attributed accounts; device observations are identified separately.

  1. US App Store developer description

    Complete description, download price and compatibility metadata captured 2026-11-02.

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