Church Tools
Equip your church to worship in spirit and truth
Repertoire Builder
Build a curated library of theologically sound songs approved for your congregation.
- Browse vetted songs by rating
- Filter by doctrinal soundness
- Organize by themes and seasons
- Share with worship team
Setlist Builder
Plan worship services with confidence using theologically vetted songs.
- Create weekly setlists
- Balance themes and tempo
- Track liturgical calendar
- Print-ready bulletins
Congregation Voting
Let your congregation request songs while maintaining doctrinal standards.
- Member song requests
- Upvote preferred songs
- Admin approval workflow
- Feedback tracking
Red Flag Alerts
Get notifications when songs in your repertoire have theological concerns.
- Real-time analysis updates
- Expert warnings
- Alternative suggestions
- Educational resources
Analytics Dashboard
Track worship song usage and congregation engagement over time.
- Song frequency reports
- Theme balance analysis
- Seasonal planning
- Doctrinal coverage
Training Resources
Equip worship leaders with Biblical principles and best practices.
- Worship theology courses
- Song selection guides
- Video tutorials
- Pastor Q&A
Ready to Get Started?
Register your church to access these tools and build a theologically sound worship repertoire.
Register Your Church (Coming Soon)Frequently Asked Questions
Is this free for churches?
Yes! All basic church tools are completely free. Premium features (advanced analytics, custom training) will be available through our KingdomInvest.ing funding model.
What denominations do you serve?
We serve Bible-believing churches of all denominations. Our ratings focus on primary doctrines (Trinity, Gospel, Scripture authority) while respecting secondary differences.
Can we customize theological standards?
Churches can set preferences for secondary issues, but our core ratings are based on historic Christian orthodoxy (Nicene Creed, etc.).
How do you handle CCLI licensing?
We provide links to CCLI and other licensing services. Churches are responsible for obtaining appropriate licenses for copyrighted songs.