The least-carried ask comes first, and the answer comes back to everyone who carried it.
Everyone here, your group, the facilitators only, or anonymous.
Saved with no author. Admins and facilitators see what every member sees.
Show one person it was yours. Take it back later; they are not told.
On a named ask, ask for a gentler wording. It will not add a prayer.
There is no popular tab.
Carry without a word, or add a line for the asker alone. Your own ask too.
A new member's surgery sits above the pastor's, which forty people already carry.
A lift to St Mary's on the 14th, offered to the asker alone.
No timer clears the list. The person who asked closes it when they are ready.
For a Bahá'í community, cluster, region or online groups, or any tradition. Tick what to keep.
Localities, neighbourhoods, home groups or online groups. Members choose their own.
A gathering for each group, with a schedule, a host and the next date.
The next five to ten for your tradition. For Bahá'ís, Holy Days beside UN days.
Drafted around what your people carry most. You edit and post them.
Add the surgery, the interview or the hearing. Carriers see it coming.
The day after, three answers of equal weight. Answering is optional.
Everyone who carried is told what happened, and thanked at once.
Shared answers by season. An anonymous asker is never named there.
Asks nobody has carried after two days, dates with no answer, the next gathering.
What happened first, then the group's own asks, then the community's, least carried first.
Twenty-two people in the room add twenty-two to the count, with no names.
Hiding an ask takes one of your admin's reasons. The asker sees it.
It drafts your starting plan, the welcome, shared asks and the sheet. It never writes prayers.
“If we are going to use the word meaningfully we must restrict it to a group of individuals who have learned how to communicate honestly with each other, whose relationships go deeper than their masks of composure.”
A Devotional Facilitator carries the asks nobody has picked up and reads the list aloud on the night.
Help people find their way in, find support, and find each other.
Share what people know, study as a group, make sense of the world.
Turn talent, ideas and connections into projects that last.
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