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Version 40.3 · 2026-07-31
Bug fixes and Improvements
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The store currently lists version 40.3, updated 2026-07-31.








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Join millions of Christians around the world in prayer, reflection, and scripture reading each day.
The Upper Room app offers access to two beloved devotional experiences—The Upper Room daily devotional and The Upper Room Disciplines, our year-long lectionary-based devotional. Each subscription can be enjoyed on its own or together in one convenient app.
Grow closer to God through daily meditations, scripture readings, prayers, and thoughtful reflections written by believers from around the world. Every day, readers of The Upper Room share in the same story, scripture, and prayer—uniting a global community of faith. And with Disciplines, you can engage the Revised Common Lectionary through weekly themes and daily readings from trusted Christian writers and leaders.
With your digital subscriptions, you’ll enjoy:…
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