MyFaith - Strengthening faith communities through thoughtful technology

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Real connection, when it matters most

MyFaith is a digital platform that helps people explore faith, stay connected with their church community throughout the week, and access guidance and care from trusted Christian faith leaders.

Whether you're exploring faith for the first time, looking for a church community, seeking support within your congregation, or serving others through ministry, MyFaith helps people find the right person to talk to, connect through message, voice or video, and access support when they need it.

See how MyFaith works

Guidance

Care

Trust

Guidance

Care

Trust

Guidance

Care

Trust

Why this matters now

How people explore faith, guidance and community is changing

Access beyond Sundays

People often seek prayer, guidance and support during the week, but reaching the right person can feel difficult, intimidating or inaccessible outside Sunday services.

Access beyond Sundays

Many people struggle to find or reach trusted support outside weekly services, even when it's most needed during the week or in moments of crisis.

Access beyond Sundays

People often seek prayer, guidance and support during the week, but reaching the right person can feel difficult, intimidating or inaccessible outside Sunday services.

Limited time, growing need

Faith leaders care deeply about their communities, but limited time and fragmented communication can make pastoral care difficult to deliver consistently.

Limited time, growing need

Faith leaders care deeply about their communities, but limited time and fragmented communication can make pastoral care difficult to deliver consistently.

Limited time, growing need

Faith leaders care deeply about their communities, but limited time and fragmented communication can make pastoral care difficult to deliver consistently.

A new first step

For many people, the first step in exploring faith is no longer walking through a church door - it's asking questions online, seeking guidance and exploring at their own pace.

A new first step

For many people, the first step in exploring faith is no longer walking through a church door - it's asking questions online, seeking guidance and exploring at their own pace.

A new first step

For many people, the first step in exploring faith is no longer walking through a church door - it's asking questions online, seeking guidance and exploring at their own pace.

A sense of belonging

In an increasingly fragmented and lonely world, people are seeking real community, meaningful relationships, and a sense of belonging rooted in shared values.

A sense of belonging

In an increasingly fragmented and lonely world, people are seeking real community, meaningful relationships, and a sense of belonging rooted in shared values.

A sense of belonging

In an increasingly fragmented and lonely world, people are seeking real community, meaningful relationships, and a sense of belonging rooted in shared values.

our mission

Making pastoral care more accessible, and faith communities more connected

Our mission is to make pastoral care more accessible, and to help faith communities stay meaningfully connected throughout the week, not just on Sundays.

We believe that faith is best explored and lived out in relationship with others. Technology can help remove barriers to guidance, support and community, making meaningful relationships easier to access and pastoral care more consistent and sustainable.

Our vision is a world where anyone exploring faith can access guidance from real people, and every church has the tools to effectively care for and support its community.

Our mission is to make pastoral care more accessible, and to help faith communities stay meaningfully connected throughout the week, not just on Sundays.

Our vision is a world where anyone exploring faith can access guidance from real people, and every church has the tools to effectively care for and support its community.

who myfaith is for

Built for explorers, community members and faith leaders

Explorers / seekers

People curious about faith, seeking guidance or exploring local church communities.

What you can do

Browse faith leaders
Request conversations
Ask questions openly
Discover local church communities
Explore Christianity at your own pace

What you can do

Browse faith leaders
Request conversations
Ask questions openly
Discover local church communities
Explore Christianity at your own pace

Community members

People already connected to a church who want support, connection and community throughout the week.

What you can do

Request support when needed
Join groups and events
Receive church updates
Connect with ministry opportunities
Stay engaged throughout the week

What you can do

Request support when needed
Join groups and events
Receive church updates
Connect with ministry opportunities
Stay engaged throughout the week

Faith leaders

Pastors, priests and ministry leaders seeking better ways to support, engage and grow their communities.

What you can do

Receive conversation requests
Manage conversations in one place
Communicate with your community
Organise groups and events
Better understand community needs

What you can do

Receive conversation requests
Manage conversations in one place
Communicate with your community
Organise groups and events
Better understand community needs

Share your perspective, and become a Founding Voice

We’re building MyFaith alongside explorers, community members and trusted faith leaders from real church communities.

We're inviting a small number of people to share their perspectives through a short survey to help shape how the platform develops. Every feature and decision will be guided by real experiences and genuine community needs.

At the end of the survey, you'll also have the option to stay involved as part of our Founding Voices group and receive occasional updates as the platform evolves.

Share your perspective

Survey takes 2-3 minutes. Joining Founding Voices is entirely optional.

Survey takes 2-3 minutes.

Joining Founding Voices is entirely optional.