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For churches, ministries, and Bible studies

A private home for your congregation's conversations.

Prayer requests, Bible study, meal trains, and fellowship, in a members-only space where your beliefs can be spoken plainly. Your leaders moderate it. Nobody else does.

Start your church's group Our promise to churches
  • Members only
  • No viewpoint censorship
  • No ads
Built for church life

Everything your congregation does between Sundays

Prayer requests

Share needs with your church family, not the internet. Post anonymously when a request is sensitive; only your leaders will know who asked.

Bible study threads

Weekly notes, questions, and real discussion, kept together by study and by week instead of lost in a group text.

Meal trains

A new baby, a surgery, a loss. Members sign up for nights on a sign-up sheet, and get a reminder the day before.

Announcements

Service changes, events, and volunteer needs, pinned where everyone sees them.

Swap and lend

Outgrown kids' clothes, a borrowed truck for moving day, the folding tables for the potluck. Generosity, organized.

Ministries, too

Women's and men's groups, youth parents, choir, and missions can each have their own board or their own group.

Ready on day one

Your group starts with these boards

Rename them, add your own, or delete what you don't need.

  • Announcements
  • Prayer Requests
  • Bible Study
  • Meal Train
  • Volunteers
  • Swap & Lend
Our promise to churches

Preach what you believe. We won't take it down.

Big platforms write “community standards” and then decide for you which parts of your faith are acceptable to say out loud. Churches have had sermons, scripture, and teaching flagged, hidden, or removed.

That doesn't happen here. Frendivo never removes a post because of the religious views it expresses: not teaching on marriage, sexuality, or the sanctity of life, not doctrine other people find narrow, not scripture someone finds offensive. We don't scan your posts and we don't read your group. Your pastors, elders, and group leaders decide what belongs. That's the way it should be.

The only content we remove is content that is blatantly illegal.

Read the full free-speech promise
Questions

Questions churches ask

Will Frendivo remove posts about our beliefs?

No. We never remove content because of the religious views it expresses, including teaching on marriage, sexuality, life, or salvation that other platforms' guidelines might flag. Your group's own leaders decide what belongs in your group. We only remove content that is blatantly illegal.

Can we keep prayer requests private?

Yes. Everything in a group is visible only to its members, and nothing inside a group can be found by search engines. Prayer requests about health, family, or finances stay within your congregation.

Can different ministries have their own space?

Yes, two ways. A congregation can use separate boards inside one group, or a ministry such as a women's Bible study or the youth parents can run its own group with its own leaders and members.

Who controls our group?

Your church does. The group's owner chooses its moderators, writes its rules, approves new members, and can remove posts or members. Frendivo staff don't moderate groups.

What does it cost a church?

Groups of up to 10 members are free. Larger plans are $10 a month for 11 to 50 members, $20 for 51 to 100, and $50 for 101 or more, with two months free when paid yearly. Members never pay.

Other kinds of groups

Neighborhood / HOA

Lost and found, a shared tool shelf, and neighbors instead of strangers.

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School / PTA

Volunteer sign-ups, carpools, and a uniform swap that actually works.

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Family

Photos, birthdays, and recipes in one place, with no Facebook needed.

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Club or team

Schedules, gear swaps, and the group conversation, organized.

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Workplace

An off-the-clock board for coworkers to talk, buy, and sell.

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Something else

Book club, veterans’ post, class reunion. If they’re your people, it fits.

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