Using Church Connect

Need help registering for Church Connect? Click here ›

Need help installing the Church Connect app? Click here ›

What is Church Connect?

Church Connect is a website, smartphone app, and member portal all rolled into one feature. It keeps you connected to your church throughout the week and gives you access to your member info in the church database.

There is so much you can do in Church Connect, like update your profile and view your giving history. Depending on what features your church has enabled, you can also donate online, submit forms, register for events, view your church's online directory, and more!

How Do I Register?

Select the "Sign In" button in the top-right corner of the screen. On the following page, select "create an account".

Next, enter your email address, state that you're not a robot, and continue. We will send an email with a passcode to the address you just submitted. Enter that passcode on the following screen.

Note: You MUST enter the email address the church has on file for you in the ChurchTrac database. If you have multiple email addresses and you're not sure which one the church has on record, ask one of your church leaders.

What Happens When I Log In?


Church Connect is even better when you sign in! When you do, you'll have access to members-only content, plus you'll be able to view and edit your profile. As a signed-in user, click the menu (hamburger) in the top left to view the Connect options that have been enabled by your church.

If your church has enabled the online directory, you have the ability opt in or out of the directory. If you opt in, you can choose what information you want to include in the directory.

How Do I Download The App?

To download, either enter the URL into your phone's browser or scan the QR code provided by your church. If you have an iPhone, just follow the prompts on the screen to download the app. If you have an Android phone, tap the three buttons next to the URL and select Add to Homescreen.

For more detailed instructions with illustrations and detailed video, read this ›