Looking for a way to pray through the ordinary moments of your day — from morning coffee to bedtime, from grief to celebration? Every Moment Holy brings Douglas McKelvey's best-selling liturgy series to your phone, offering beautifully written prayers for the sacred rhythms of daily life.^1
The app includes liturgies from all volumes in the series — New Liturgies for Daily Life, Death, Grief, and Hope, and The Work of the People — with new entries added over time. Free liturgies rotate regularly, while a subscription unlocks the full library plus complete audiobook narrations. One standout feature: you can share any liturgy with friends via a simple link, so groups can pray together even if they don't have the app.^2
Born from the Rabbit Room creative community and illustrated with Ned Bustard's linocut art, Every Moment Holy has sold over 600,000 books and been featured on Christianity Today, FamilyLife Today, and Truth for Life. McKelvey's writing has a rare gift for weaving theology into the textures of real life — laundry, feasting, loss, and wonder alike.^3
Why Christians Love It"With Every Moment Holy, author Douglas McKelvey has managed to create liturgical food for the soul when my own feelings and thoughts are so hard to put to words." — App Store review^2
"This book has taught me the beauty of seeing God in every moment, and yet it has also taught me the beauty in praying theologically rich prayers." — Brittany Salmon, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary^4
"Take this gift from McKelvey wherever you go and hear the language of the miraculously mundane reminding you that you are a beloved child of the Creator God." — App Store review^2
Notable- Over 600,000 books sold across three volumes and seven editions^3
- Featured on Christianity Today, FamilyLife Today, Annie F. Downs' That Sounds Fun, Alistair Begg's Truth for Life, and Parade^3
- Written by Douglas Kaine McKelvey and published by Rabbit Room Press, the creative community founded by singer-songwriter Andrew Peterson^3
- Volume III (The Work of the People) includes contributions from Malcolm Guite, Ellie Holcomb, Philip Yancey, Ruth Chou Simons, Sho Baraka, and Andrew Peterson^3
- Fourth volume, Rites of Passage, releasing in 2026 with over 150 new liturgies for young adults^3
