For pastors & church leaders

A free spiritual gifts assessment for your whole church

Share one link with your congregation. Members discover their gifts in about six minutes, and you get a tool you can shape to fit how your church actually teaches.

Set up your church — free Take the assessment yourself first

Free forever · No per-member cost · No credit card

New · Run your small groups here too, free ↓

spiritual gifts

short statements

~5 min

to complete

for every church

Three steps to get your congregation started

Set up your church

Create a free account and add your church by name. It takes about thirty seconds, and you become the church admin.

Share one invite link

You get a permanent link for your congregation. Put it in the bulletin, a text blast, or a slide — anyone who signs up through it is connected to your church.

Help people find their place

Members get a plain-language report on their top gifts and where those gifts fit in the life of a church — a natural on-ramp to a ministry conversation.

New, and also free

Run your small groups here too

Gifts show people where they fit. A small group is where they belong.

Most churches run their groups on a group text, a spreadsheet and a sign-up form, and the pastor finds out someone has drifted months after it started. Great Faith puts sign-ups, meetings, attendance and each week's study in one place, for your leaders, your members and you.

Every group, every member, no cost.

Set up your church — free See the app

A small group's home in the Great Faith app: this week's study, tonight's meeting, and who's coming

The week's questions in the Great Faith app, with one member's answer shared with the group

Semester sign-ups

List your groups for a season like "Spring 2027", with sign-up dates, spots left, and tags like men, women or young adults. People browse your directory and join from their phone. Invite each group's leader by email.

Meetings that happen

Leaders set when and where. Members get a reminder the morning of, tap "I'm coming", and see who else is. Afterwards the leader checks in who came in a few seconds.

Know who to check on

See attendance by name across every group, plus a short list of people who have missed two in a row or haven't been in a month. Your leaders do the encouraging, and you can help.

A study every week

Pick a study, read a book together a chapter at a time, or write your own. The week's Scripture becomes each member's daily reading, and the questions are ready when they meet.

Your sermon, in every group

Turn Sunday's message into that week's guide: a short recap, the passage, questions and a prayer focus, drafted from your notes for you to edit. Publish it once and every group has it.

Nobody left out

Each week has a page leaders can text or print, with the Scripture in full, for anyone not on the app. And your church gets its own page, with your groups on it, to link from your website.

What pastors see: who's in each group and who's been coming, by name, so you can care for people. Prayer requests and answers to study questions stay inside the group, unless a member chooses to share one with their pastors.

Make it yours

Most gift inventories make you take them as-is

Churches don't all teach the gifts the same way. So the assessment is yours to adjust before you ever send it out.

Turn gifts on or off

Your tradition may not teach every gift on the list. Switch off the ones you don't use and they simply never appear — for anyone in your church.

Edit the wording

Reword a gift's name, its description, or the statements behind it so it sounds like your church rather than a generic questionnaire.

Publish when you're ready

Changes stay in draft until you publish. Your members always see a finished version, never a half-edited one.

Past reports never change

Every completed report keeps its own copy of the questions and scores. Editing the assessment next year won't rewrite what someone received last year.

Where we stand

A member's results belong to the member

We built this so people would answer honestly, which means their report is theirs. Someone in your congregation can take the assessment, keep the result, and share it with you when they're ready — the sharing is their decision, not an automatic upload to a leader dashboard.

In practice that makes the tool easier to roll out from the platform. You're inviting people to learn something about themselves, not asking them to submit to an evaluation. Nothing is shared without consent, and consent can be withdrawn at any time.

Read our privacy commitments

Two more tools, if you want them

Both are off by default. Turn them on from your dashboard when the timing is right for your church.

Marriage Health Check

Couples take it privately and can choose to reveal a growth summary to each other. Leaders see a de-identified picture of the congregation, plus a quiet signal when a couple may need care — never the sensitive detail behind it.

Where are you with God?

An eight-question self-check on a healthy walk with God. Church visibility is aggregate only — you can see where your congregation is growing without ever seeing an individual's answers.

What churches use it for

Filling ministry teams

Instead of asking for volunteers from the front, start with what people are actually gifted to do — and invite them into it by name.

Small groups and classes

Run it as a session. Everyone takes it on their phone, then talks through the results together. Then keep the group going here, with meetings, attendance and a study every week.

New member on-ramps

Give new members a clear first step that helps them belong somewhere, not just attend somewhere.

Questions pastors ask

Is it really free for churches?

Yes. Great Faith is a nonprofit, and the assessments and the small group tools are free to every church, with no per-member or per-group charge and no card on file. If the work is worth supporting you can give, but nothing here is gated behind it.

Do my members need to create an account?

Anyone can take the assessment without signing up. Creating an account lets them save the report and reopen it later, and signing up through your invite link is what connects them to your church.

Which spiritual gifts does it cover?

Twenty-four in the default version — administration, apostleship, craftsmanship, discernment, encouragement, evangelism, faith, giving, healing, helps, hospitality, intercession, knowledge, leadership, mercy, miracles, missions, prophecy, service, shepherding, teaching, tongues, wisdom and worship. You can disable any that your church doesn't teach.

How long does it take someone to finish?

About five minutes. It's 72 short statements, one tap each, and it works on a phone — short enough to do in a service or a small group without losing people.

Can other staff see the church dashboard?

Yes. You can invite co-leaders by email from the dashboard. Invites are single-use, expire after fourteen days, and you can revoke access at any time.

What do we get for small groups?

A directory people can join from, with seasons and sign-up dates. Meeting reminders, RSVPs and attendance. A list of people who may need someone to check on them. Studies, book studies and a weekly guide drafted from your sermon notes. And your own church page. All free.

Do our leaders and members need the app?

Leaders run their group from the free Great Faith app, and members will want it for reminders and the daily reading. Anyone without it can still join from your directory on the web, and read each week from a link their leader texts them.

What can pastors see about a group?

Who is in each group, when it met, and who came, by name, so you can notice when someone is drifting. Not what people wrote: prayer requests and answers to study questions stay in the group unless a member chooses to share one with their pastors.

Can I see an individual member's results?

Only if they share them with you. We think that's the right default: people answer more honestly when the report is theirs, and a shared result usually means they already want the conversation.