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Our Christian web hosting covers churches, ministries, Christian schools and camps, faith-based nonprofits and Christian-owned businesses on servers we own and operate in the United States. That covers your website, business email from $1.95 per user a month, a team workspace for staff and volunteers, and email newsletters that run on our own SMTP infrastructure, not a third-party relay whose policy can override ours. We build and host the site and connect it to the giving platform or processor you choose; we are not a merchant acquirer.
Churches and ministries carry duties around donor records and tax-exempt status, and the IRS publishes guidance for churches and religious organizations. Your Christian web hosting should never add risk to that, so your member and donor data stays on servers we own in the United States, and we do not sell or share it.
The label gets used three different ways, and only one of them changes what happens to your site.
Ownership. The people running the company share your convictions. That is a reasonable basis for choosing a supplier — it is how people choose accountants and builders — and it does not require the servers to be any different.
Policy. The acceptable use policy and terms of service take a position on what may be hosted, and on what happens when someone complains. This is the one with practical consequences.
Giving. A share of revenue supports ministry work. Worth knowing what share, and to whom.
All three are legitimate. The difficulty is that the first and third are easy to put on a page, while the second is the one that decides whether your site stays up on a difficult week. A provider that will not point you to its policy when you ask is selling the label rather than the service.
The site builder with hosting and SSL, one Hub for Teams mailbox on your own domain, and the domain itself free for the first year, in one annual plan instead of three separate decisions.
This is the part almost every other values-aligned host cannot say, and it is worth understanding why it matters.
Fast, secure hosting for your sermons page, event calendar, giving links, ministry pages and contact forms, in U.S. data centers we operate, not resold space.
Start with a template builder your staff or volunteers can edit themselves, or have us build the site. Either way the domain sits in the organization’s name, so a volunteer moving on never locks you out.
Christian email hosting for pastor, staff and ministry addresses on your own domain, on servers we own in the United States. We do not scan message contents and we do not sell or share your data, and our acceptable use policy is published. From $1.95 per user a month.
Send newsletters and prayer updates to your list from our own mail servers. For online giving, we connect your site to the giving platform or processor you choose. We are not a merchant acquirer.
The same terms apply across our conservative web hosting line, not just to churches and Christian ministries.
Many hosting brands are a control panel, a logo and a support desk in front of a larger platform. That is a legitimate business, but it means the values of the company you pay do not govern the infrastructure your site sits on. If the upstream provider acts, your host can only pass the message along. Ask plainly: do you own your servers, and which country are they in? A host that owns its hardware answers immediately.
Read the policy rather than the marketing page. You are looking for four things: what is forbidden, who decides, what notice you would get, and whether there is an appeal to a person. Vague wording about objectionable content, with sole discretion and no notice period, is the industry norm and worth noticing. The question is not whether a host has standards, but whether they are written down and applied predictably.
Ask whether you can export your website and your mailboxes yourself, in a standard format, without opening a support ticket. A provider confident in its service makes leaving easy. If the only copy of your sermon archive and your member list sits somewhere you cannot reach on your own, a billing dispute and a data loss become the same event.
Look up where the company is registered and how long it has been operating. Find the acceptable use policy and the data export instructions without having to ask for them. Check that pricing is published rather than quoted on enquiry. Then send one question by email and see how long a person takes to answer, and whether the answer is specific.
Many ministries we move are on a site a past volunteer set up, or a free builder they have outgrown.
Order any of these in a few minutes, or read the full details first. Pricing is published up front, so you do not need a quote to see what it costs.
Build the site yourself from a template. Hosting, SSL and a free domain on annual billing are included.
Get started →See plan detailsEmail on your own domain instead of a free address, with calendar, contacts and appointments.
Get started →See plan detailsEmail, calendar, files, chat and video for the whole team in one workspace on your own domain.
Get started →See plan detailsHost a site you already have. SSL, backups and a control panel included. $7.99 is the three-year rate, $14.99 month to month.
Get started →See plan detailsPut the domain in the company name, where a past web guy or an ex-employee cannot hold it hostage.
Get started →How transfers workChurches, ministries, Christian schools, camps, radio stations, counselors, nonprofits and Christian-owned businesses that want Christian website hosting they control. Churches can read our church web hosting page for more detail.
Yes. Liberation Campaign runs on our own SMTP servers and our own software, so there is no third-party relay whose acceptable use policy could override ours. Newsletters and event updates go out from infrastructure we control.
No. Owning our mail servers removes the policy risk, because nobody upstream can decide your type of business is unwelcome. Receiving providers still filter on their own terms, so authentication, list hygiene and sending behavior still matter, and we will help you get those right.
We build and host the site and connect it to the giving platform or payment processor you choose. We do not process donations or underwrite merchant accounts ourselves.
Yes. The Website Builder uses templates your staff and volunteers can edit themselves, and the domain stays in the organization’s name so access never depends on one person.
Not if it is done properly. Every old URL gets a permanent 301 redirect to its new address, so existing rankings and links carry over. Botched redirects are the main reason migrations lose traffic.
Pages, images, email addresses and your mailing list move in the right order so nothing bounces mid-migration, and every old URL redirects to its new home.
Pricing is published up front: business email from $1.95 per user a month, the Website Builder from $10.99 a month, and shared hosting from $7.99 a month on the three-year rate. Larger builds and migrations are quoted.
Your website, domain, business email, backups and SSL, a team workspace for staff and volunteers, and newsletters on our own SMTP infrastructure.
Tell us where your site, email and mailing list live today. We will give you a written plan, a timeline and a price.
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