Missionary Lane turns prayer cards and newsletters into a gallery your congregation can walk through. Each family has a kiosk with their photos, their latest letter read aloud, what to pray for, and today's news from where they serve.
No card needed to start. Most churches are set up in an afternoon.
Visitors walk a 3D hall on a phone, computer or VR headset, or browse a list or a world map. Every kiosk is designed for its family, from their own letters and the place they serve.
A gallery doesn't just borrow your colours. The whole layout changes to match your church: the top bar, the welcome area, the cards, the buttons and the lettering.
Every church starts from its own website, where we pick up your colours, fonts and logo, or from one of these looks. Then change anything you like.
Upload the PDF or phone photos of a printed letter. AI reads it, pulls out prayer requests and writes the spoken introduction. You approve anything before it shows.
Enter your website address and the gallery picks up your colours, fonts and logo. Put it on your site with one snippet or the WordPress plugin.
Phone numbers and home addresses stay hidden. Families in sensitive places can appear with only an alias and a region. Every staff account uses two-step sign-in.
Use credits included in your plan, or connect your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Azure or ElevenLabs account. Switch any time.
grace.missionarylane.org.Every plan includes the full gallery, automatic news and two-step sign-in.
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Churches that want to host their own gallery can request self-hosting access. Approved churches sign the self-hosting license, which covers using Missionary Lane for their own congregation, and then receive the desktop app for Mac and Windows.
The app walks a volunteer through setting up the database, choosing where the gallery lives, matching your church's look and adding AI and voice keys, and keeps everything up to date afterwards. It publishes to Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, Amazon S3 and compatible storage, or ordinary web hosting over FTP and SFTP.
No. The hosted version runs in a web browser, every setup screen is written in plain language, and anything can be changed later.
No. Letters are shown as written. AI only reads them to list prayer requests and praises and to write the spoken introductions, and you can edit those before they appear.
Each church's information is kept apart from every other church's. Phone numbers and mailing addresses stay hidden unless you turn them on, families in sensitive places can be shown with only an alias and region, and staff accounts require an authenticator app.
Yes. Link to it, paste one snippet into your site builder, or install the WordPress plugin. Paid plans can also use your own address, such as missions.yourchurch.org.