Kingdom-Comms for Churches
Most churches run on an email list, three group texts and a pastor's phone that never stops buzzing. Kingdom-Comms gives every ministry team its own channel, keeps announcements one-way and readable, and keeps pastoral care private — free.
"But all things should be done decently and in order." — 1 Corinthians 14:40
announcements
Leaders post, everyone reads. Reactions only — no chatter.
general
Everything that doesn't belong anywhere else.
prayer
General requests people have agreed to share. Reply with /pray.
pastoral-care
Sensitive needs for pastors and elders only.
leaders
Staff and ministry leads coordinating the week.
Important updates buried in group texts nobody can search
The same five people answering every question
Volunteers who feel they must be online every evening
Prayer requests shared further than the person intended
Kingdom-Comms fixes the structure — one space, a channel per purpose, threads that keep conversations findable, private channels for care, and prayer built in. Free, with no per-user pricing.
Pick your size and ministries — copy, print or share the finished plan. Free, no sign-up.
How to set up team chat for a church or ministry: channels by purpose, announcements that get read, threads, pins, notification sanity and pastoral privacy. Answer-first and ready to copy.
Read articleYes. Channels, threads, reactions, @mentions, pinned messages, search and prayer slash commands are free for churches and ministry teams, with no per-user pricing.
Start small: #announcements, #general, #prayer, a private #pastoral-care and #leaders, then one channel per active ministry team. Add event channels when you need them and archive them afterwards.
Use private channels for sensitive needs, share someone's situation only with their permission, use first names in larger channels, and move crises to a phone call with the right leader.
The mission behind the platform
Kingdom-Comms is given away free by Daniel & Katie Ziedins — evangelists on the streets of Hamilton since 2014 and on staff with e3 Canada. If you want to see Canada awakened and the lost brought home, there's a place for you.