Your staff gets grounded answers from indexed sermons and published resources. Sermon answers link to the exact moment; resource answers cite the source. Free for your church staff. No card, nothing to install.
It only answers from your words. It says "I don't know" rather than guess.
Ask it what the pastor said about giving, or grief, or baptism. It answers from your own sermons and pages. Sermon answers link to the moment it was said; page answers cite their source. Your admin and your care team stay consistent with what you actually teach.
The Staff Desk is free for your church staff. When you’re ready, the Front Door puts the same assistant on your website.
In development: connect the libraries your staff actually uses: PDFs, shared drives, process docs.
Paste your website directly from your browser. We've most likely already built yours. If not, we'll start it from scratch. Then you switch the staff desk on for your team.
People ask about service times, baptism, grief, parking, and what your church believes long after the office closes. AskMyChurch answers from your own words and walks the human things to a person.
See exactly how it handles the everyday questions and the weighty ones, in your church's own words.
This is Cedar Springs Presbyterian Church in Knoxville. It is our founder's church, the first one we built. If you're ever in the area, it's a great one to visit.
Counts reflect assistants built from public church content. Not all churches have discovered us and deployed AskMyChurch yet. See if we've built yours here →
Paste your site
Drop in your web address. That's the whole setup.
It reads your words
Your pages, sermons and videos become answerable.
A working assistant
Live on your site, in your brand, usually within a day.
Ask anything your pastor has preached, in their own words, cited to the sermon and linked to the exact minute he said it, as your sermons are indexed. It cites; it does not impersonate, and it deepens as your library grows.
It runs a loop: every question makes it sharper, every gap surfaces with a one-line fix, and you close it in plain English. No ticket, no developer. You see the themes — "14 asked about the retreat," "3 are carrying grief" — never names, never private words.
| When someone asks… | Most church bots | AskMyChurch |
|---|---|---|
| Trained on your church's own content | ✓ | ✓ |
| Shows sources for church-content answers | No | ✓ on grounded & teaching answers |
| Runs a post-generation grounding check before sending | No | ✓ on grounded replies |
| Says "I don't know" instead of guessing | No | ✓ |
| Routes a crisis to a real person before any chat replies | No | ✓ |
| Answers from the pastor's own sermons, to the exact moment | No | ✓ (Canon, in every plan) |
| Answers in multiple languages | varies | English, Spanish; more coming |
No accounts, no names, no device tracking. AskMyChurch keeps the questions so answers improve; it does not build a profile of the person asking. Care themes surface as themes, never as private words in a public report.
Runs on Cloudflare's global edge network. Fully hosted, with nothing for your team to deploy or patch.
Church software reviewers rank AskMyChurch among the best and most careful chat tools built for the church.
“It answers only from your church’s own published content, then runs a second-pass grounding check before sending any response. If it can’t find a supported answer, it says so… Canon, which indexes your pastor’s sermons and links each answer to the exact minute it was said, [gives members] a grounded, citable response rooted in your church’s actual teaching.”
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“One of the more responsible church-chatbot designs we have researched… it limits answers to a church’s public material, cites exact pages or sermon moments, and places a crisis gate before the ordinary answer path.”
It is one assistant, built on one engine. The only things that change are who it answers, your own staff or your whole congregation on your church's website, and how large your church is. No plan holds features back.
Find answers in your church’s sermons and resources. Sermon answers link to the moment; resource answers cite the source. 400 answers a month. No card, and nothing goes on your website.
The same assistant, on your own website, answering your congregation. 750 conversations a month.
The same assistant, sized for a larger congregation. 2,000 conversations a month.
The same assistant across every campus on one bill, 3,500 conversations a month (fair use), and a dedicated contact.
Annual billing is two months free. Every plan is month-to-month, with no setup fee.
The same forty questions your office fields every week, now answered at 11pm, in your words. Most churches already spend about $780 a month in staff time, roughly 10 hours a week at $18/hr, answering them by phone and email. AskMyChurch does it 24/7, starting at $99.
Bigger or more complex? Custom plans built with your team: 48-hour priority service and a dedicated contact. Contact us for custom plans →
Engineered never to invent details. Audited to show it.
4,167 questions across 1,193 church assistants. Zero invented details. Read the audit →
You do. Your assistant is built as a private preview first. You and your team test it with real questions before it ever touches your website. It only answers from what your church has published, and a real person on our team gives every assistant a final quality pass before launch.
Yes. From your dashboard, tell it in plain English what to leave to a person — "don't answer questions about this; connect them with our office" — and the change is live in about a minute. The one thing that can't be turned off is the crisis gate: 988 routing runs before any replies, always.
You stop paying and the assistant goes offline. That's it. Every plan is month-to-month with no setup fee and no contract. It only ever answered from your own website and sermons, so there's nothing to export and nothing held hostage: your content stays exactly where it always lived, on your site and your channels.
It’s designed not to, and we audited that. Across 4,167 questions, more than 1,100 of them written to trick it, zero answers contained an invented detail. Every answer is pulled only from your church’s own published content and shows the exact source, and it says “I don’t know” instead of guessing when your material doesn’t cover the question. Read the audit →
Messages signaling acute distress, in English or Spanish, route to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, the Crisis Text Line, and your own pastoral-care team before any chatbot replies. It's hard-wired in code to run first.
Everyday questions are anonymous. No names, no accounts. Someone is identified only when they choose to share their info to receive prayer follow-up, serve, or plan a visit, and that goes to your team, not to us.
Paste your website directly from your browser. We've most likely already started building yours. If not, we'll start it from scratch.
Churches subscribe. A church that puts the assistant on its own website, facing its congregation, pays us every month. That subscription funds everything: the engineering, the servers, the people who build it, and the staff desk we hand out for nothing.
What we never do: sell ads, sell your congregation's data, or train anything on the questions your people ask.
Some of the questions people bring to a church aren't ordinary questions. A struggle with substance abuse. A doubt they've told no one. A prayer request. Those things are sacred, and private. They should never become inventory or training data.
And your people aren't for sale.
So when a tool is free forever and there is nothing behind it that anyone subscribes to, ask what is funding it. Ours is written on this page.
A branded assistant that's genuinely private, grounded in what you've published, and crisis-safe by design.
This is a ministry Ryan deeply admires — and one he's grateful, and genuinely excited, to watch God bless so many people through. What you're about to try carries their welcome faithfully, in their own words.
Answers come only from The Church of Eleven22's own content · crisis-safe · you stay anonymous.