FAQ’s

We are non-denominational, and we partner with bible-believing churches across mainstream denominations — Anglican, Baptist, Catholic, ACC, Church of Christ, C3 and plenty of others.

You keep your theology, your leadership and your people. We are the back end, not a new brand over the top of you.

Right now, the metro areas of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. That is where we have the online reach to match people to a church near them.

If you are outside those areas, still get in touch — it is useful for us to know where the demand is.

Volunteers, and a place for people to turn up to. That is close to the whole list.

You tell us which pathways you have capacity for — a run group, an Alpha, faith conversations over coffee — and you confirm the team who will host them. We handle finding the people and getting them to you.

Onboarding can be as little as thirty minutes. You identify the groups you can support, confirm who is hosting, and we train them from there.

Australians who are already searching online. Some are looking for community, some are weighing up the big questions, and some are ready to take a next step.

They are not a mailing list. Each one has put their hand up for something specific near them.

Mostly, no — and that is the point.

56% of Australians say they do not have a close friend or family member who attends church regularly (NCLS 2021). That is not a belief problem so much as a connection problem. These are people in your suburb who are not closed to Jesus. They just do not know anyone who follows him.

Different audience, different environment. Small groups and bible studies are built for people who already belong. Pre-church groups are built for people who do not yet know Jesus and would not walk into either.

A run club is a run club. It is a real thing, not a bible study wearing a disguise.

No. Most churches start with one.

Running all three means nobody falls through a gap — someone looking for connection, someone exploring the questions, and someone ready for a next step each have a door. But one pathway, done properly, is a real start.

Connectors are members of your church who complete our training and onboarding. They respond to new contacts promptly, build genuine relationships, and log progress in a simple reporting app so nobody gets lost.

The people who do this well tend to be good listeners with a pastoral instinct. We are there to serve people, not assess them.

The honest one: this only works if your volunteers actually follow up. We can put a curious person in front of your church, but we cannot build the relationship for you.

Churches that get little out of this are usually the ones who signed up without the people to sustain it. It is worth being realistic about capacity before you start.

Get in touch and one of our team will call you to talk through what your church has capacity for. If it is a fit, we will get you onboarded and your volunteers trained.