YOUR MISSION ONLINE

Build your free Church, Nonprofit, or Ministry webpage

Your Resolved-hosted page remains free when the first-year nonprofit workspace offer ends. You decide what goes public. No card or automatic charge is required.

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Preview & share

Save and publish to get your link.

Only fields you enter will appear on the public page.

Upload sermons and photos

JPG, PNG, WebP, MP3, or MP4; 20 MB maximum per file, up to 25 files and 100 MB total. Uploaded media appears on your public page once published. You can download or remove it here.

Private visitor, prayer & contact messages

Messages submitted on your page are visible here and emailed to your organization. Do not put confidential counseling or medical details in a request.

Christian’s Church and Ministry setup guide

Quick answers for this builder. This guide does not replace a live support conversation.

How do I publish?

Enter an organization name and webpage address, check “Publish this page,” then choose Save website. Open the live link above to review it.

How do I show YouTube Live?

In Website information, paste the public YouTube video link for your service, then save and publish. The Watch Live player appears on your public page. Update the link when your next service uses a new video. The stream must permit embedding on other websites.

Where are prayer and visitor messages?

They appear in the private message panel above after someone submits a public form. The Church receives an email when delivery is configured.

What stays free after one year?

Your Resolved-hosted webpage and this builder stay available. The broader nonprofit operations workspace needs an active plan after its free first year.

How do I reach a person?

Email resolved@kcrllc.biz.

This hosted-page feature is free without a subscription expiration. We cannot guarantee service if Resolved itself permanently closes. YouTube Live playback is supported with a video link; Resolved does not create or control your YouTube broadcast. Native online giving remains in development.