Online Church

A digital sanctuary that feels like your church, not a video player.

Online attendance is permanent now, not a pandemic-era workaround. For homebound members, people who moved away but stayed connected, and first-time visitors who check out a service online before ever walking through the door, the online experience needs to be a real extension of the church, not an afterthought bolted onto a livestream link.

What's included

Streaming that stays yours

Embed your existing streaming provider or use ours, service streams live on your branded page, with past services archived and searchable by date, series, or speaker, instead of disappearing into a YouTube channel nobody can navigate.

Online giving, built in

Giving during or after a stream uses the same giving system as in-person attendance, so an online donor's gift reconciles into the same ledger and generates the same correct year-end statement, no separate platform, no separate reconciliation.

Community, not just a comment section

Online attendees can join a digital small group, submit prayer requests through the same system your prayer line uses, and get the same visitor follow-up sequence a Sunday in-person guest receives, adapted for an online-first relationship.

Prayer requests, taken seriously online

A prayer request submitted at 2am from someone watching a recorded service doesn't sit in an inbox until Monday. It routes to the prayer team the same way a phone call would, with the same privacy controls over how it's shared.

Why it matters

Online church isn't a lesser version of the real thing, for a meaningful number of people, it is how they experience your church most of the time. Treating it as a first-class part of the platform, not a bolt-on, is the difference between retaining an online congregation and slowly losing it to disengagement.