Commissioned.

For ministries

People are looking for your event and cannot find it

Revival meetings, camp meetings and outreaches live on Facebook, where a search engine cannot read them, a calendar cannot subscribe to them, and anyone outside your circle never sees them at all. Listing here fixes that. It is free, and it always will be.

What you actually get

A real page a search engine can read
Your event as structured data — the format Google, Bing and answer engines use to understand that something is happening, where, and when. A Facebook post is invisible to all of it.
A calendar people can subscribe to
Every listing and every ministry has its own calendar feed. Someone who follows your ministry gets your next date in their phone without you posting anything.
Your listings on your own website
One line of HTML puts your upcoming dates on your site, styled to match it, updating themselves. No plugin and no maintenance.
Free registration and a door that works
Take registrations, email people a ticket with a QR code, and check a family of four in with one scan. Built for six thousand people, not sixty. No charge, no per-ticket fee.
Numbers about your own page
How many people saw your event and how many clicked through to sign up — with the limits of each figure stated plainly, not dressed up.
A record of what happened
Attendance, professions of faith, healings, baptisms in water and in the Spirit — recorded as reported, attributed to whoever counted, and never invented.

What it costs

Nothing. There is no paid tier, no per-ticket fee and no upsell waiting a year from now. The directory is only worth anything if the events on it are the real ones, and charging at the door would guarantee they were not.

Where this honestly stands

A small directory, and worth saying so rather than letting you find out: around thirty upcoming dates across roughly thirty Ohio ministries. It is not yet open to search engines — that happens once there is enough listed that a stranger arriving finds something worth their drive.

Which is the honest reason to list now rather than later. The ministries on it when it opens are the ones people find first.

What we will not do

  • Email your congregation, or sell, rent or share anybody's address.
  • Take your registrations hostage — we link to your own signup unless you ask us not to.
  • Put your event behind an account. Nobody needs one to find you or to register.
  • Email you to ask for a listing. If you are here, you came to us.

Two ways in

Already listed? Find your ministry, claim the page, and you can add dates and edit it yourself. Claiming is automatic if you can read email at your own domain.

Not listed yet? Send us one date. A person reads every submission before it goes up — that is the trade for listings people can rely on.

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