From sign-up to your first event
A guided walk through OneChurch for community leaders, with screens taken straight from our Demo Community.
Getting Started
First five steps
You don't need a tech team. Work through these in an afternoon and your community is ready for people to show up.
Set up your community
Add your name, logo, cover photo, service times, and contact details so people can find you and reach you.
Begin to share services
Add services like a food pantry, counseling, or youth programs so neighbors and partner churches know where to point people.
Create your first event
Choose Add Event, then add a title, type, date and time, and categories. It lands on your community feed right away.
Post volunteer needs
Add an opportunity with a location, a date, and the number of spots you need, then watch members claim them.
Open your networks
Invite other leaders into your networks to share resources, prayer requests, and planning together.
A short tour
The base features
Screenshots below from our Demo Community in the live app.
Your community hub
One home base for everything
The first thing a community member sees: featured news, services, and events happening in your region.
- Cover photo, community branding, and contact details
- Featured announcements pinned at the top
- Service directory with one-tap search
Available features
Included from day one
Nothing to switch on, nothing to buy separately. Every community gets the full platform.
Community hub
Your own page with services, announcements, and contact details.
Event management
Create events, tag categories, and build regional awareness.
Leadership networks
Leader-only spaces for collaboration across churches.
Volunteer opportunities
Post needs with spots and locations, then track sign-ups.
Services directory
A searchable list of what your community offers people in need.
Resource library
Guides, files, and links organized by category.
Website embeds
Embed your events and services on your church or ministry website.
Regional awareness
Share what's happening with partner churches nearby.
Community-owned data
Your people, events, and content belong to your community, not to us.
Ready to walk through it yourself?
Join the Demo Community to explore every feature, or talk to us about bringing your own community online.