Your breakthrough begins now.
Healing
is part of the digital mission.
You were called to digital ministry. Not burnout. Not silence. Not shame.
Somewhere between streams, comments, and isolation, you lost more than momentum.
You’re not weak. You’re not alone. You’re not done.
Recovery on mission
is possible
This isn’t therapy-lite or accountability theatre. We’re building a recovery movement for leaders carrying invisible wounds. You don’t have to choose between calling and healing.
Who this is for
Digital missionaries and creators in burnout or transition; streamers, pastors, and leaders who feel stuck or unseen; anyone in digital ministry who needs space to breathe and rebuild.
What you’ll experience
A private digital recovery collective; a 12-week guided journey through Thrive; space to rest, reflect, and be restored; peer-led circles with people who get it; community that values your healing over your hustle.
Why now?
Because healing can’t wait for perfect timing. Because vulnerability is our secret weapon. Because we lead best when we’re whole.
“If we can shine light into digital darkness, we must let it shine into us too.”
What happens in recovery?
Safe spaces without the stage
Platform-free zones to be human, not heroic. No performance. No pressure.
Recovery groups that go deep
Guided by leaders who’ve been through it. Structured rhythms. Shared burdens. Real transformation.
Pathways, not just prayers
In partnership with Project Exodus—Thrive is a 12-week, Christ-centered journey to reset, rebuild, and rise. This isn’t a timeout; it’s a turning point.
The team
Founder of theChurch.digital. Jeff believes recovery is a calling and leads by living it.
Stacy pioneers our recovery pathway for leaders in pain—wisdom, grit, and a gospel-grounded vision.
Ian co-leads the beta groups. His unfolding story is already lifting others.
Apply for the 2025 beta
Launching early 2026 with a private beta in late 2025 for pioneers ready to get real about what hurts. We need you to speak truth, shape this space, and help build what we all wish existed.