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GraceClip
A ClipChamp-style video editor that kept moving forward instead of living in the past.
- Runs in your browser, on your own computer. Your videos stay with you.
- Record and bring in videos and photos from your phone, straight into your cloud.
- AI help with titles, chapters and highlights.
- Make a logo right inside the editor.
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GracePress
GracePress is how we give away free WordPress plugins, made by Christ IT for churches, ministries and Christian creators. We are starting with one, and more will appear here as they are ready.
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Churches serving their communities
First Christian Church of Phoenix, Arizona, joins Family Promise to shelter and feed homeless families
In partnership with Family Promise of Greater Phoenix, First Christian Church of Phoenix, referred to as FCCPHX, has joined the nonprofit’s partner network to provide shelter and meals for local families experiencing homelessness throughout the year. With support from members...Popular topics in Kingdom News
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Who is watching the watchman?
We are.
Scripture gives a watchman one job: when he sees the sword coming, he sounds the trumpet (Ezekiel 33). But who watches the people holding the trumpet? ChristP2P exists to keep asking that question, out loud and in public, every single day. Today alone we have gathered 589 new reports from the Christian world, 4,755 in the past week and 24,135 in the past thirty days, and the archive now stands at 27,229 articles.
None of it is gathered by hand. 56 news campaigns run around the clock, reading stories from 6,186 different publishers, sorting each one by topic, and pinning it to the place it happened. That is how a report about a pastor in one village and a report about a bishop on the other side of the world end up on the same map, in the same view, and how a pattern that no single story could show becomes something you can actually see. So far our stories reach 224 countries.
Much of what we track is hard to read. We have filed 1,326 reports under Pastoral Crime and 1,429 under Church Accountability; 1,109 of our stories carry the clergy-abuse tag and 529 ask hard questions about how churches handle money. We keep every one because a single report is easy to dismiss and a pattern is not, and because people harmed by religious institutions deserve to find their story written down where it can be found.
It is not all grief. The same work turns up the churches feeding hungry families, sheltering the homeless and standing with their neighbors, across the 39 denominations we follow, and our 377 videos let ordinary believers tell their own stories in their own words. ChristP2P is a non-commercial ministry: no ads, no paywalls, and no one’s data for sale. It is simply the work of paying attention, so come and watch with us.
Child Protection
Cottage Hill Christian Academy Teacher Nicole Staples Arrested in Mobile, Alabama, on Alleged Child Abuse Charges After Viral Video
Former St. Johns Christian Academy Teacher Arrested in Moncks Corner, South Carolina, on Alleged Inappropriate Relationship With StudentFinancial Misconduct
Former Penn Christian Academy administrator charged in alleged $579,000 theft in East Norriton Township, Pennsylvania
Former administrator of Oxford Hills Christian Academy in Oxford, Maine, accused of stealing at least $10,000Follow a place. Open a report. Read beyond the headline.













































