For living communities
For houses that share a week, not just a meeting.
Recovery homes, sober-living and transitional ministries, discipleship houses, and intentional communities: residents meet for Bible study, go to church together, and live a shared week. Each house gets a home for that week.
One home per house
Each house is its own group, and a director who oversees several houses switches between them with a tap. Members of a house see only their own house.
Run the curriculum your community already uses, or pick a book of the Bible with a prepared study for every chapter. A group chat, a prayer list, and events with RSVPs fit the rest of the week.
What each house gets
- StudiesRun the curriculum or book you already use, or pick a book of the Bible and the sessions plan themselves, every chapter with an overview, discussion questions, takeaways, and key verses.
- MeetingsRSVPs for each meeting and attendance in a tap, with guests remembered.
- PrayerRequests, updates, and answered prayers, kept where the group can see them.
- EventsGatherings with RSVPs, reminders, and spots left, so nobody chases a headcount.
- ChatConversation with photos and reactions, plus a shared verse, a daily devotional link, and a daily study question.
- GalleryThe group's photos and albums in one place.
Questions people ask
- How much does it cost?
- $10 a month per group, for the whole group, with every feature and unlimited members. The first 30 days are free with no card, and you can cancel anytime. A paused group's content is kept for at least 6 months, with two email reminders before anything is removed.
- Is this a case management or clinical tool?
- No. It is a home for a community's shared life: study, prayer, events, photos, and conversation. Residents take part as members of their house.
- What stays private?
- Everything a house shares stays in that house. Kingdom Groups never sells data and never shows ads.