
One network for the people who lead churches—and the people they lead.
thisweek.church helps leaders find what matters. Preachly helps churches put it into people’s hands. Together, the partnership creates a direct path from a useful idea to a meaningful next step.
A trusted front door
thisweek.church publishes useful, searchable material for church leaders and gives participating churches a familiar network address.
A page for the whole week
Preachly turns a service plan into one mobile place for the message, scripture, songs, events, giving, prayer, and next steps.
A bridge back to church systems
Churches keep the tools they already rely on. Preachly connects the public experience to Planning Center and the church’s existing ecosystem.
A trusted network address. Powered by church-specific technology.
Because of the partnership, eligible Preachly-powered pages can live on the thisweek.church network. For a person in the pew, that means one clean link that opens immediately—no download, account, or permission screen.
For the church, Preachly supplies the engine: rapid Planning Center import, mobile sermon content, worship links, notes, giving, events, prayer, connect cards, translation, analytics, and intelligent next steps.
The partnership, plainly explained.
Is thisweek.church owned by preachly.io?
The brands are distinct and work in partnership. thisweek.church is the editorial and network brand; preachly.io is its exclusive technology partner.
Why can a Preachly page use a thisweek.church address?
The partnership allows eligible Preachly-powered church pages to be hosted on the thisweek.church network. The church gets a simple public address while Preachly powers the page and engagement layer behind it.
Does Preachly replace a church website or app?
No. It is the immediate, no-login layer people open during or after a service, designed to lead them into the church’s existing website, app, giving, database, and next-step systems.
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