FAQ

The questions elders ask

Straight answers about the review process, access, your church's own content, and what it costs. If yours isn't here, ask us directly.

Getting started

A streaming library of video Bible studies for congregations. Your church subscribes once, and every member gets series with study guides and discussion questions, a kids area, personal progress, and your church's own private channel — with every shared series reviewed against Scripture before it's listed.

Two doors, one product. New to us? Start your church at $19/month — setup takes about five minutes. Already a FaithfullyGiving church? Add FaithfullyLearn for $9/month under Billing → Subscriptions in your FaithfullyGiving account.

When your church subscribes, every member is covered — there's nothing to buy individually. Members sign in with their church account; FaithfullyGiving churches use the logins members already have. New members join through your church, so the library stays a congregation benefit, not a public product.

Yes — the catalog preview is open to anyone. You can browse every listed series, read what's in it, and see the audiences it serves. Watching requires a congregation account.
The library & the review

Nothing joins the shared catalog until it has been examined for doctrinal soundness — book, chapter, and verse. The point is simple: elders should be able to hand the library to the whole congregation without pre-screening every series themselves.

The library is a cappella friendly throughout — it's part of the review standard, not an afterthought.

Tell us — like the Bereans, we'd rather be checked than assumed right (Acts 17:11). Flag a concern through contact or support and it goes back through review. And your church always controls its own teaching: your private channel holds whatever your congregation publishes there.
Your church's content

Yes — that's half the product. Every church gets a private channel for its own recorded sermons and classes, organized into series with sessions, study guides, and discussion questions. Your members see it alongside the shared library.

You submit it for review. If approved, a copy joins the shared library with your congregation's name on it, and churches across the network can study it. Your original stays yours to edit privately — sharing an updated version is simply a new submission. If it isn't approved, it comes back with reviewer notes, never silence.

Shared series are offered freely to the network, with your congregation credited on every one — the same spirit as loaning your best class materials to the church down the road. Sharing is always optional; your private channel costs nothing extra and stays fully yours.
Billing

One flat price for your congregation, set by its size: from $19/month standalone, or from $9/month as an add-on to an existing FaithfullyGiving subscription — you tell us your congregation's size at signup and that's your band. No per-member fees, no contracts, and founding churches lock in the $19/$9 rate at any size. Full details on the pricing page.

Not today — FaithfullyLearn is sold to congregations, and members get it through their church. It keeps the price simple and puts the library in the hands of the whole flock at once, not one subscription at a time.

Access continues through the end of the billing period, then the library locks. Your church's own published content remains yours, and resubscribing picks up right where you left off — progress and channels intact.
Devices & technical

Any modern web browser today — phone, tablet, laptop, or the computer in the classroom — and your TV: the player has a “Watch on TV” button that casts any session to Chromecast-style devices (Chrome/Edge) or AirPlay (Safari), perfect for family devotionals and the classroom screen. Progress follows each member across devices, and mobile apps are on the way. FaithfullyGiving churches will see Learn inside the church app their members already use.

Yes. Every member has their own progress — start a session at home, resume it in the car in audio mode, finish it before class. Completions, certificates, and notes are per-person, so a family sharing a couch isn't sharing a bookmark.

Yes — encrypted in transit, hosted on Microsoft Azure infrastructure, with payments handled by PCI-compliant processors. See the privacy policy for the full picture.

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