Last-prayer handoff

<p><strong>Why this helps:</strong> A short, future- or gratitude-oriented closing practice near lights-out is associated with fewer racing thoughts at sleep onset, while open-ended emotional venting at bedtime can amplify rumination (summarized in CNN Health, 2025, drawing on cognitive-arousal sleep research). The handoff is built as a brief, settling close rather than an open reflection, and ends on a fixed blessing so the mind has a clear stopping point. Scripture text below was fetched from bible-api.com and confirmed as translation_id "kjv."</p><h4>Trigger</h4><p>Appears when the user taps "Close in prayer" at the end of a Pray / OmniChrist session, or when the app detects the Pray tab is the last thing open inside the wind-down window.</p><h4>Bridge — screen 1</h4><p><strong>Header:</strong> Let this be the last word of the day.</p><p><strong>Body:</strong><br>You have prayed. Now the work of the day is finished, and it does not need to be finished perfectly. Whatever you carried into this tab, you can leave here. It will keep until morning, and it will keep better for being set down.</p><p><strong>Button:</strong> Carry me into the night<br><strong>Secondary link:</strong> Stay a moment longer</p><h4>Bridge — screen 2 (the blessing, slow reveal)</h4><p><strong>Header:</strong> A blessing to close on</p><p><strong>Body (presented one line at a time, with unhurried pacing):</strong></p><p>The LORD bless thee, and keep thee:</p><p>The LORD make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee:</p><p>The LORD lift up his countenance upon thee, and give thee peace.</p><p><strong>Attribution line (small):</strong> Numbers 6:24-26, King James Version</p><p><strong>Button:</strong> Amen, and goodnight</p><h4>Handoff — screen 3 (lands the user in Sleep)</h4><p><strong>Header:</strong> The lights are coming down.</p><p><strong>Body:</strong><br>From here, no more decisions. The Sleep tab is open and the room is going quiet around you. Choose a sound if you want one, or choose nothing at all and let the silence do the work. You are blessed, you are kept, and you are free to stop now.</p><p><strong>Buttons:</strong></p><ul><li>Pick a soundscape</li><li>Just the quiet</li></ul><p><strong>Footer microcopy (very small, low contrast):</strong><br>We will not interrupt you again tonight.</p><h4>Notes for build</h4><ul><li>The blessing screen must not auto-advance. The user taps "Amen, and goodnight" when ready, so the close is theirs, not the app's.</li><li>After screen 3, suppress all non-alarm notifications until the next wake window.</li><li>If the user has Scripture display turned off in Pray settings, screen 2 collapses to the header and a single line: "Rest under His blessing tonight," and the verse attribution is hidden.</li></ul><h2>Sources</h2><ul><li>bible-api.com (King James Version, Public Domain), Numbers 6:24-26 — exact text verified, translation_id "kjv," fetched 2026-06-05.</li><li>CNN Health, "Racing thoughts during sleep: How to stop them," 2025 — brief closing reflection lowers cognitive arousal; open-ended venting at bedtime can worsen rumination.</li></ul>