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Christian mentoring software for churches that want real relationships, not another spreadsheet

Mentor helps people request a mentor or offer to mentor someone else. Leaders can see which relationships are active, approve requests, and notice who is still without a mentor.

What this is for

Many churches talk about discipleship and still cannot tell who is actually walking with someone. Members who want a mentor often do not know who to ask. Mentor is software for that problem: intentional one-to-one mentoring inside a Christian community, with enough structure that leaders are not guessing.

It is not a claim that Mentor is the only Christian mentoring app, or that software can replace pastoral care. It is a practical place to start and track mentoring.

What Mentor actually does

Who it is for

• Churches that want members to find a mentor without a clipboard signup.
• Ministry leaders who need to see whether mentoring is happening.
• Individuals who want to invite a friend to mentor them even before their church is on Mentor.

Schools and camps can use the same matching idea with students, faculty, or peers. See the ministry mentoring platform page for that setting.

How a church would use it

1. People join the church community on Mentor.
2. Someone requests a mentor, or offers to mentor.
3. Leaders approve and watch the relationship list.
4. Mentors and mentees keep using Bible reading, prayer, and church tools in the same account.

Individuals are free. An organization stays free through 25 people who used Mentor in the last 90 days. After that, published plans on the pricing section apply. Going over a limit does not lock members out.

Related pages

Church mentorship app · How a church mentoring program runs · Discipleship software · How to start a mentorship program

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