For your members,it simply feels like
finding their people.

PROXIMITY gives your people a private, guided way to discover others in the church they should know—through mutual consent, meaningful commonality, and real-world connection.

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No public profiles.No awkward searching.No random messaging.

Two church members talking together in a worship space

Private PROXIMITY introduction between Xiu and Camila

Experience PROXIMITY exactly as your members will.

Privacy for members.
Clarity for shepherds.

Designed for trust. Built for pastoral care.

Members controlChoose what to shareDecide who they meetOpt in to introductionsLeave groups anytime

What stays privatePersonal preferencesPrivate messagesIntroduction detailsConversation content

Leaders can seeRelational health signalsNetwork-level insightsCommunities formingMembers needing care

Leaders cannot seePrivate chats or DMsPersonal notesMatch conversation contentIndividual responses

As your church grows, belonging shouldn’t become harder.

In a large church—and especially a megachurch—being surrounded by people can still leave someone unsure whom to approach. Someone in your congregation may be exactly the friend another member needs. PROXIMITY helps them discover what they have in common—giving them a reason to connect and a foundation for friendship.

82%of members who leave a church do so within their first year of joining.

7 friendsis the average number of new friendships formed in the first six months by members who stay active.

Fewer than 2new friendships are typically formed in the first six months by members who leave.

McIntosh & Arn, What Every Pastor Should Know, as reported by Thom S. Rainer, Church Answers, August 4, 2025.

Who walks with your people between Sundays?

A member can be warmly greeted every Sunday and still have nobody in the church to call on Tuesday. “Iron sharpens iron” (Proverbs 27:17, KJV) speaks to Christians strengthening one another. That happens through friendships in which people pray together, encourage one another, and grow in faith throughout the week.

As a pastor, you care for more people than you can personally know. Attendance alone cannot tell you who has found fellowship and who is facing the week alone. PROXIMITY helps members find one another and gives your team a clearer view of who is connected, who is isolated, and where care is needed—so a growing congregation does not leave you guessing who still needs a friend.

Let your members experience a church that
feels smaller, warmer, and more connected.

Explore the member experience yourself,
then see what it reveals for your church.