Help library

Written for pastors, not developers.

Each article takes two or three minutes. Start at the top if your site is new. If you cannot find it here, email us and we will answer within two business days.

01

Getting started: the 10-minute setup

What to have ready, what the setup wizard asks, and what happens the moment you press Submit.

02

Editing your content

How to change words, times, links and photos from your portal, what you cannot change, and how to undo.

03

Adding photos

Photo sizes, what to shoot, why real photos beat stock, and how to upload and replace them.

04

Events

Adding an event, what each field does, how past events clean themselves up, and how to show a special service.

05

Sermons from YouTube

How the YouTube link fills your Watch page, the weekly refresh, and what to check when a message is missing.

06

Your giving link

Connecting the giving provider you already use so every Give button on the site points the right way.

07

Your watch live link

Pointing the Watch live buttons at your stream, whether it is YouTube, Facebook or anything else.

08

Your inbox and replying to visitors

Where form submissions go, what the visitor receives, how to reply, and how to keep prayer requests private.

09

Connecting your domain

Step by step for GoDaddy, Squarespace, Namecheap, Wix and other DNS hosts, apex versus www, and what to do if it gets stuck.

10

Inviting a teammate

Giving someone on your team their own editor sign-in, what they can and cannot do, and removing access.

11

Billing and refunds

What you pay and when, updating your card, what happens if a payment fails, cancelling, and the 14-day guarantee.

12

What we do not do (and what to do instead)

No texting, no app, no layout changes, no calls. Why, and the honest alternatives for each.

13

Launch-day kit

How to announce your new site: free graphics and QR code, three post captions, and a print card idea.

14

Security and privacy basics

How sign-in works, who can see what, how visitor data is handled, and what you are responsible for.