Food as stewardship
On-demand classes, recipes and practical guides on eating well — written from a stewardship view of the body rather than a diet-culture one.
For churches & ministries
Nourishment, fitness, mental wellness and money — one Christ-centered program for every household in your congregation. You announce it once. We run everything behind it.
A Christian organization in Lebanon, Tennessee. Wellness education and coaching — not medical care.
01The gap
They're on apps that treat the body and ignore the soul — built on the assumption that faith has nothing to do with how a person eats, moves, rests, spends or worries.
Most churches want to speak into that and have no practical way to. A wellness ministry usually means one volunteer, a sign-up sheet and six good weeks. This is the version still running at week thirty — because the content, the groups and the chaplain access already exist.
02What members get
Adults, youth and kids on the same membership. Faith is the foundation under all four — not a fifth item on the list.
On-demand classes, recipes and practical guides on eating well — written from a stewardship view of the body rather than a diet-culture one.
Workouts that start where a person actually is, from seated routines through higher-intensity training — plus Bible-based workouts built for kids.
Self-paced courses on growth, stress and relationships, with workbooks, journaling, a book club and a daily devotional. Chaplain access in the app at any hour, any day, included in the membership.
Financial education grounded in biblical stewardship, with an optional partner program for households that want a full step-by-step plan.
Running underneath all four: community groups led by Christian coaches — which is the part that keeps people going once the novelty wears off.
03The arithmetic
Members enroll individually at the church rate of $19.99 a month. Your church receives $5 of that every month, for as long as each member stays.
150members enrolled
To your church, monthly
$750
To your church, yearly
$9,000
An illustration based on the number you set and the current church rate — not a projection or a guarantee. Real amounts depend on how many people enroll and stay enrolled. Your church is never invoiced and never owes anything.
04Your part
No curriculum to write, no platform to administer, no line item to defend. If your church can make an announcement, it can run this.
A pastor or ministry leader introduces it to the congregation. This is the single biggest factor in whether people join — a trusted voice rather than an algorithm.
We supply the bulletin insert, the graphics and the wording. You drop them into the bulletin, the church app, the newsletter — wherever your people already look.
Every member enrolls through a link built for your church. That link is how the share is tracked and how you see who joined. Enrollment, billing and support all come to us.
05Plainly
You'll get this in writing before you announce anything. We would rather lose a church at this stage than surprise one later.
Included in the membership
Not included, or not offered
06Before your board asks
No. No fee, no minimum, no invoice. Members enroll individually at the church rate and the share flows from those memberships. If nobody enrolls, nothing happens and nothing is owed.
We're not able to advise on that and we won't try. What we can do is describe the arrangement precisely in writing so your accountant or counsel can characterize it correctly.
Churches handle it differently — some take the share as revenue, some direct it to a designated fund, and some decline it entirely and ask us to lower the member rate instead. That last option is always open.
The share follows active memberships, so it stops when a membership stops. Nothing is clawed back from the church and nobody is locked in. It's also why we'd rather you announce it once, honestly, than push it — people who join under pressure don't stay.
Nothing beyond sharing the link. Enrollment, billing, member questions and technical support all come to us. Your staff doesn't become a help desk.
Faith is the foundation the program is built on, not a chapter at the end. The devotionals, the coaching approach and the community groups all start there. Our statement of faith is published on this site — we'd rather you read it and disagree than find out later.
Individual member activity stays private. The church receives enrollment counts and overall participation — never a person's health information, chaplain conversations or course history.
07Next step
Tell us your church and roughly how many people you'd want to reach. We'll send the details in writing and, if it looks like a fit, set up a short call with your ministry leader. Nothing to announce on that call.
08Talk to us
Six questions. Nothing is signed, scheduled or announced from this form.
Would rather just talk? Call (615) 549-8289 or email [email protected].
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Wellness education and coaching. Not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Storehouse Wellness does not diagnose, treat or replace care from a licensed physician, and does not provide clinical or licensed counseling. Membership requires agreement to Private Membership Association (PMA) terms. Revenue-share figures shown on this page are illustrations based on the number of members you enter — not projections, forecasts or guarantees of any amount.