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.