The Stones app icon — a gold Ebenezer stone with a cross and the inscription 'Ebenezer'

Stones

A quiet place to remember what God has done.

Then Samuel took a stone and set it up… and called its name Ebenezer; for he said, “Till now the Lord has helped us.” — 1 Samuel 7:12 (ESV)
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The Ebenezer principle

When Samuel placed his stone at Mizpah and named it Ebenezer — stone of help — he wasn't making art. He was building memory. Israel had just been delivered, and Samuel knew how quickly people forget. So he set up a marker, a place to return to, a stone his children could ask about: Thus far the Lord has helped us.

We need that still. Prayers are answered and we move on. Doors open and we forget what was closed. Stones is a quiet place to gather the moments — yours, and the ones your community shares with you — so they don't slip away. Drop a stone when God meets you. Lift a prayer when something is heavy. Walk back through it later, and remember.

And he called the name of it Ebenezer, saying, Hitherto hath the Lord helped us. — 1 Samuel 7:12 (KJV)

What Stones does

Drop a stone

Mark the moments God shows up. A photo, a verse, a sentence. Yours to keep, yours to share.

Pray together

Lift what's heavy. Lay down what isn't yours. Your community walks with you, quietly.

Gather in circles

Private spaces for small groups, prayer chains, and ministries. Your circle, your conversations.

A look inside

The Wall

The Wall

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Drop a Stone

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Circle Wall

You get to see who is praying for you, which gives you the feeling that you're not alone. There is someone out there that knows what you're going through at that time, and you have the hope that God will answer — because I would not be the only one praying for God to answer the prayer.

It also gives others joy that love to pray and see when someone's prayer is answered, and that they had a part to play in it, and praise God for answered prayers.

— Jacqueline McAuley

For circles and ministries

Stones works gently in the background of small groups, prayer chains, and church communities. Pastors and group leaders can create private circles, share scripture-anchored prompts, and walk with their people through ordinary seasons and hard ones.

If your ministry is interested, write to us at info@cjsdigital.ca.