Your congregation chats with it the way they'd text a staff member, and it answers 24/7, built only from your church's own content, on your brand. Think ChatGPT for your church's website, except it answers only from your church's own content, shows its source, and says 'I don't know' rather than guess. Crisis-safe by design.
Each of these is real: built from that church's public site, on their brand. Open one and chat. Ask anything a visitor would ask.
Every church that comes online makes the whole thing smarter. As congregations join, AskMyChurch becomes the first real place to ask about churches — and find the one that fits.
You're not buying a chatbot. You're joining a network. As people near you look for a church home, the ones who fit get pointed toward you. And you'll see what your wider community is actually asking about, not just your own members. That is demand you can't see anywhere else.
Ask across the churches near you about service times, youth programs, or what a church actually teaches on a topic, and find one that fits where you are on your journey. Answered from each church's own words, never our opinion.
Find a church near you → (live in Knoxville)Being built one church, and one city, at a time. The earlier you're in, the more of your community finds you through it.
No integration required. No IT project. Your website just gets a link.
Service times, ministries, staff, beliefs, events. Your assistant knows only what your church actually publishes.
Your colors, your logo, your voice. You see it working before anyone else does, usually within a day.
Bulletin, lobby screen, website nav, Instagram bio. Visitors ask; your assistant answers; the right people get connected.
Most chatbots are told to behave. This one is built so it can't wander off your content, and you can point at exactly how.
Built from your website, your sermons, your ministries, and nothing else. No open-internet knowledge to drift into, no other church's data. Ask it something that isn't in your content and it tells you, instead of guessing.
After it writes a reply, a grounding pass reads that reply back against your content. If a factual claim isn't supported by your own material, the answer is held and the person is handed to a real human instead. Not a rule it's asked to follow. It is a product step built into the answer path.
If someone types something that signals real distress, in English or Spanish, they go to 988 and your care team before the AI ever replies. It's hard-wired to run first, and it can't be talked out of it.
Anonymous by design. No names, no accounts. The questions make the answers better; the people stay private.
The Staff Desk is sermon search for your team, and it is free. The Front Door puts the same assistant on your own website, from $99 a month. No setup fee, cancel anytime.
What it replaces: most churches already spend around $780/month in staff time, roughly 10 hours a week at $18/hr, answering these same questions by hand. AskMyChurch starts at $99.
Tell us where to look, and we'll build your assistant from your own site. You'll see it live before you pay anything.