Approved for the open web
May appear on the website, in-church display, and private members’ area.
A duty of care
Keep sensitive missionaries off the public web.
The church decides what is public, church-only, or restricted—and can protect a missionary’s entire record everywhere with one action.
Church only means church only.
A missionary can remain before the congregation without their name, location, photographs, or updates appearing publicly.
Who sees each item
Three clear visibility states.
Kept within church life
May appear on the in-church display and private members’ area, but never on the public website.
Limited to authorized leaders
Available only to the church leaders who have specifically been given access.
A restricted-area example
Protection is visible and easy to verify.
Every destination shows whether the profile, updates, and photographs are permitted. Absence from the public website is intentional—not a missing feature.
Restricted-area missionaryProtected
DestinationProfileUpdatesPhotos
Public websiteNot shownNot shownNot shown
In-church displayPermittedPermittedPermitted
Private membersPermittedPermittedPermitted
When conditions change
Protect the entire record with one action.
If safety conditions change, one action withdraws the missionary’s identifying information from every connected destination at once. Staff do not have to hunt through separate systems.
Emergency protectionWithdraw identifying details everywhere
- Public website
- In-church display
- Private members’ area
Platform privacy
A plain-language reference.
The full governing document is the MissionaryConnect Privacy Policy.
Collection and use Account details, church-provided content, and usage information are used to operate accounts, display chosen content, process payments, and keep the service reliable.
Sharing Digital Missions Display, LLC does not sell personal information. Service providers may handle data, or it may be disclosed when required by law.
Safeguards Encrypted connections, access controls, authentication, logging, and backups are used, though no storage or transmission method is completely secure.
Church control Church administrators control missionary information, roles, invitations, display settings, and content.
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