The coverage map
A prayer barn in every county.
This is the map we're building toward. Select a state to see every county in it — the ones with a prayer shed set and dedicated, and the ones still waiting for one.
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Prayer barns
Select a state
Hover a state, then click to open its counties
No shed yet1–2 counties3–7 counties8 or more
No counties are marked yet — the map starts with the first shed. When yours is set and dedicated, your county lights up here.
Choose a state on the map
You'll see every county in that state — with a shed or without one — so you know exactly who your neighbors are.
Bring a shed to your countyThe sheds
Four sheds. One room.
Outside, then inside, for each one. Every shed can change footprint, siding, and roof — then we build it whole, raise it on your land, or send it as a kit.
10' × 12'
The Shed
Board and batten, double doors, a cross over the door.
The plain one, built the way a barn ought to be. Board-and-batten siding, a standing-seam metal or shingle roof, double pine doors braced in an X — and room enough for a chair, a shelf, and someone who means to stay a while.
- Double pine doors, X-braced
- Two paned windows beside the door
- Two gooseneck barn lights
- Board-and-batten siding
- Ramp to the threshold
10' × 16'
The Study
A workbench, a writing desk, and a wall of tools.
For the one who studies and the one who builds. A desk against the window, a workbench down one wall, and pegs for the tools that keep your hands busy while your heart settles.
- Hand-built study desk
- Tool wall and workbench
- Reading chair and bookshelf
- Warm lamp and reading light
10' × 20'
The Porch
A covered porch for the people who come after you.
Our most-requested design. Double barn doors, two heavy timber posts, and a deep porch wide enough for two chairs — room to talk after the quiet is over.
- Covered timber porch
- Double wood barn doors
- Two gooseneck barn lights
- Built for four to gather outside
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