Questions, answered.

BreadShare is an online home for Christ believers. It’s where you can share what Jesus is doing in your life, pray with others, read Scripture, find events, serve on missions and local projects, and connect with believers across every church.

Anyone who follows Jesus Christ, and the churches, ministries, and small groups they belong to. Believers from every denomination and every part of the world are welcome.

At communion, many believers share one loaf in remembrance of Jesus. It’s a picture of the Church: many members, one Body. BreadShare is meant to help that unity show up in everyday life. You can read more on the About page.

Create an account with your name, email, and a password, or ask for an email sign-in link instead. You can also join through an invitation from a friend or a church, and you’ll be connected to them right away. Create an account.

No. You can join on your own, follow churches and ministries, and add your home church whenever you’re ready.

You must be at least 13 years old to create an account.

English and Spanish. You can choose your language when you sign up and change it later in Settings.

Yes. When you post a prayer request you can choose to post it anonymously. Others can still commit to pray for it.

You choose. When you post, you can share with everyone, with your friends, or with a group. You can also control what shows on your profile from Settings. Read more in the Privacy Policy.

Anyone who attends can add their church so it appears on the map. A pastor or church leader can then claim the church’s official page, which is reviewed before it’s marked as official. See For churches.

You can read the Bible in several English and Spanish translations, look up any verse, and share passages in your posts.

From the app you can invite people by link, QR code, text message, or email. When they join, you’re connected automatically.

Use the feedback form on the Help build it page, or contact us. We read everything.

Yes. BreadShare is being built together with the Church. Tell us what to build, fix, and improve, or give toward its development on the Help build it page.