Living Stones for Churches

Christians want to grow spiritually, but are fighting strong cultural currents.

Pastors are noticing.

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A lack of peace

50% of practicing Christians do not report weekly spiritual peace.

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The habit gap

Despite 77% of Christians saying that spiritual growth is important to them, only 16% engage in consistent spiritual practices.

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Spiritual stagnation

73% of practicing Christians want to grow spiritually, but struggle to stay consistent outside of Sunday.

34% of pastors are majorly concerned with spiritual stagnation.

Living Stones for Churches exists to connect and empower the Church and her people through the power of shared, unceasing testimony.


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Imagine a world where…

Your congregants are sharing how God is moving in their lives, every week.

Your church has a live feed of these testimonies that could be shared on your website, social media, etc.

You have access to AI summaries of key insights about how God is moving in your church for sermon planning, prayer, and more.

Your team can see how God is moving during retreats, outings, and other church events.

…and so much more.

“Living Stones is the app that helps Christians start living like Jesus is alive and working.”

Mitchell , Pastor in Colorado

Want to learn more?

Fill out the form, or drop us a note at churches@livingstones.app.