Worship together at home, every evening.
Scripture, prayer, and a hymn around the table. Ten minutes a night, kept simple enough to last.
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Why worship at home
The most important church your children attend meets at your table.
Not a sermon, not a programme. A few minutes each evening when the family stops, opens the Bible, prays, and sings. Here is why it is worth keeping.
It is asked of us
God gave the home its own worship.
Long before there were church buildings, parents were told to speak of God's words at home, sitting and walking, lying down and rising up. The table is where faith is first heard.
Deuteronomy 6:6–7
It has been done before
Christian households kept it for centuries.
Morning and evening, ordinary families read a chapter, prayed, and sang a psalm. It was never a practice for experts. It was the plain habit of people who loved God.
Joshua 24:15
It shapes children
Children believe what they see their parents do.
A child who hears Scripture read in their father's voice and hears their mother pray for them by name learns that God is real at home, not only on Sunday.
Psalm 78:4
It need not be hard
Read. Pray. Sing. Ten minutes.
Most families stop because the evening takes too much planning. The app keeps the shape so you only have to show up: tonight's passage, prayers, and hymn are ready when you sit down.
Read
Open the Word together.
Tonight's passage in big, readable type, for reading aloud across the room. A Bible page of its own keeps your place on a reading track between evenings.
Pray
Pray for real things.
The family's prayer subjects, carried from evening to evening, and a Prayer page to pray through them any time, with the answers logged so the children see God answer.
Sing
Sing, even if no one plays.
Every hymn has a piano accompaniment, and the words light up as they are sung. Or connect your church's hymnal through Sing Your Part and sing what you sang on Sunday.
The hymnal
The hymns your grandparents sang, with a piano. And your church's own.
Seventy-two hymns of the faith with their four-part scores, each with a piano track rendered from the score itself. Jump to any verse; the words follow the music. Connect your church on Sing Your Part and its hymnal sits beside them.
- 72 hymns
- A piano for each
- Words that follow
- Your church's hymnal
You do not need to be a pastor
Everything the evening needs is already here. You bring the family.
Lead it on the TV
One tap turns the evening into slides, and a Cast button sends them to the television: Chromecast in one tap, Apple TV through mirroring.
A rhythm that keeps itself
Choose your evenings and the calendar fills ahead. Lay one of twenty short plans onto it when you want a theme, with a catechism question each night.
Print it, share it
A clean handout for the table, and a group so families in your church see what each other is reading.
Start tonight. Start small.
One passage, one prayer, one hymn. It will be clumsy the first week and ordinary by the third, and ordinary is the point. On your phone, your tablet, and the TV, now in beta testing.
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