
The fruit
Time in the Word. Time in prayer.
People who know their Bible, and know each other. That is the only harvest we measure.
How do we bring the body together? How do we grow together again?
For the pastor, the small-group leader, the youth worker, and anyone walking a few people through the Word, together, all year long.


Start with the truth
It cannot preach your sermon. It cannot pray your prayers. It will never know your people by name the way you do.
Jesus did not hand twelve men a program. He walked with them. Discipleship still happens that way: a pastor and a flock, a leader and a small group, a youth worker and a handful of students.
Church Connector is where that walk is kept. It gives the people who disciple a way to keep their people in the Word and in prayer between Sundays, and to see that it is happening.
"Go and make disciples of all nations."Matthew 28:19
One church, many branches
Your whole church can live in one place, and every group inside it can run its own discipleship at the same time. The youth group, the Wednesday study, and the missions team each grow their own branch off the same trunk.

The fruit
People who know their Bible, and know each other. That is the only harvest we measure.

The branches
A small group runs its own Weekly Dig with its own clues, even if its church is not on the app. The youth group races to the verse in Sword Drill. A mission team posts from the field and the church prays. Same app, many disciplers, all at once.

The trunk
A pastor can lead the whole church through a year of teaching. Sunday's passage can carry through the week: he writes the Weekly Dig question from his sermon, drops a note and a chapter into Loaves and Fibs so families play the passage he preached, and leaves pastor notes in Scrolls and Seals. Announcements and the prayer needs of the flock live in the same place.

The roots
Everything feeds from here. A Daily Read anyone can follow or listen to. A prayer journal to write down what you bring to God and look back on how He answered. Prayer requests the church carries together.
We count two things: time people spend in the Word, and time they spend in prayer. This is every church and group on the app since Oct 14, 2026, our first week. Small and real. Watch it grow.
Picture one week
Here is what a single week can look like when a church walks through the Word together. Now picture fifty-two of them.
The pastor preaches from Mark 4. That afternoon he types one question from it into the app. That is this week's Weekly Dig.
Families open the Daily Read over coffee, or listen to it in the car on the way to work.
The Dig question goes out to the church. A dad and his daughter find the answer together in a paper Bible at the kitchen table.
The youth group plays Sword Drill: the leader's phone calls out a verse, and the students race to find it in their own Bibles.
The women's study runs its own Dig with its own clue. A prayer request comes in, and twenty people pray.
The reveal. Who found it, who learned something, who wants another one next week.
Your church's name and colors, on the phone they already carry.



Who it is for
Shepherd the whole flock through a year of Scripture, not just an hour on Sunday.
Run your own Dig and your own prayer list, even if your church is not on the app.
Paper Bibles, one phone, and a room full of students racing to the verse.
Send word home from the field so the church back home can pray.

"He will be like a tree planted by the streams of water, that produces its fruit in its season."Psalm 1:3
Start with your whole church, or start with one small group. Either way, it grows from there.
Want to look around first? Download the app, tap Join Church, and enter LIGHTHOUSE.
Free for every church and every group.
Freely you received, so freely give. (Matthew 10:8)