An alternate way for your prayer team to pray is to use the Prayer Card View block. This block is similar to the Prayer Session block described in the prior section above, except prayer requests are viewed as cards on the page. All the person needs to do is click the Pray button to have the prayer counted. The Prayer Card View block ships with Rock but isn't added to any pages out of the box, so it will need to be added to a page on your external website. You can add a new page for this block, or you might replace the Prayer Session block on the Prayer Team page. Block Settings The block settings for the Prayer Card View block give you several options for how your prayer team will interact with the prayers. You'll find many of these settings have the same functions as the settings we discussed in the prior section above. Name - You can change the name of this block, but it would be for internal purposes only. You might want to change the name if you have multiple blocks of this type for different ministries.Display Lava Template - This Lava template controls how the prayer cards look, and what information is displayed. You generally won't need to make changes here.Prayed Button Text - The text you put here will become the text of the Pray button after it is clicked. Category - Select a category to only show prayer requests from that category. You might use this if you have different prayer team pages/blocks for different ministries.Public Only - Each prayer request can be designated as Public. Use this setting to either display all prayer requests, or only requests marked as Public.Enable Prayer Team Flagging - Flagging lets your prayer team report individual prayer requests for various reasons, typically for inappropriate content. This is used by the Flag Limit setting described below.Flag Limit - After a prayer request has been flagged the number of times you choose here, it will automatically be un-Approved. Only prayer requests that are Approved will be displayed to the prayer team.Order - This setting can be helpful if you have long lists of prayer requests, to help prioritize them according to the option you select.Show Campus Filter - Prayer requests can be associated with a campus. If you have multiple campuses, you can enable this setting to show a campus filter drop-down on the page, to let your prayer team(s) focus on requests at a specific campus.Campus Types/Statuses - These settings only apply if you've enabled Show Campus Filter. You can use these settings to restrict which campuses appear in the drop-down filter. Max Results - If you have a large volume of requests, you might use this setting to keep the page from getting too overwhelming. Keep in mind that requests which exceed the cutoff cannot be accessed by the prayer team.Prayed Workflow - You can launch a workflow each time the Pray button is used. This is a great way to maximize the impact of the prayer. The workflow will be passed the prayer request as a generic Entity field type and will populate a workflow attribute with a key of PrayerOfferedByPersonId. Flagged Workflow - You might want to launch a workflow when a request is flagged to alert someone that the request needs their attention. The workflow will be passed the prayer request as a generic Entity field type, and will populate a workflow attribute with a key of FlaggedByPersonIdLoad Last Prayed Collection - You could use this to edit the Display Lava Template to show the last time the request was prayed for. For example: {% for prayer in LastPrayed %} {% if prayer.RequestId == item.Id %} {{ prayer.PrayerDateTime }} {% endif %} {% endfor %} The Last Prayed collection also has other data you can show besides the PrayerDateTime. You can also print the RequestId, and the FirstName and LastName of the person who prayed.