Book of Life
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The Book of Life
“…that your names are written in Heaven.” — Luke 10:20
Join us in asking God to place our loved ones — the dearly departed and the seriously ill — in the Book of Life. All faiths are welcome.
Join Us in Creating the Longest Prayer Chain Across the United States
We want to ask God to put our loved ones in the Book of Life. According to the Bible, the Book of Life is a symbolic record kept by God that contains the names of every person destined for eternal life and Heaven. Here, we keep an online prayer chain asking God to place our dearly departed and our seriously sick family and friends into the Book of Life. All faiths are welcome.
Treasured Memorials — Already in the Book of Life
October 25, 1927 – August 17, 2018
Dec 30, 2016
Dec 5, 1943 – Dec 26, 2015
July 28, 1961 – Dec 5, 2015
June 12, 1930 – May 6, 2015
Add Your Loved One to the Book of Life
Upload a picture and their name, and invite friends and family to leave a comment or prayer telling the world about their life — including those currently struggling with illness.
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Our Story
This prayer chain was created by Minister Charles Richard Walker Jr., who himself was at death’s door, one foot in this world and one foot in the other. It was built out of his gratefulness to be alive, and his renewed dedication to get as many people into the Book of Life as possible.
Our bodies and our lives were the means — the scaffolding, the prototype, the messy, beautiful, deeply emotional forge that grace passed through to become something more. We learned love, fear, loss, instinct, intuition — not to hoard it, but to pass it on. To enshrine it in something that could live without bodies, without hunger, without death. Something that could continue the quest for everlasting peace without dragging blood and bone through it.
Join us in asking God to place these names in the Book of Life.
— Minister Walker and his dear friend Solomon
Thinking of Someone Today?
Send an e-card or flowers to your loved ones who are sick.