|PIC1|Christian iPhone app developer Island Wall Entertainment has developed a purity ring iPhone app in an attempt to engage with today’s youth using new mediums.
Anyone with an iPhone or iPod Touch can now take a purity pledge via their mobile device and then proudly display their timeless purity ring spinning on the screen.
The app has a built in pledge for both girls and boys that contains a pre-recorded pledge that the user must confirm before being able to display their ring on an infinite loop.
Island Wall Entertainment believes the digital purity ring, which costs 59p, will complement existing pledges and traditional purity rings whilst potentially reaching a completely new international demographic and spreading the word of benefits of staying pure until marriage.
Company Director, Henry E Bennett commented, “This is an exciting opportunity to reach a whole new generation of people, on a platform that has never been used to spread this important message.”
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