Share the game
share the blessings

How it works

1. Share the game

   Put the game's QR code in the bulletin, on a slide, or in the group chat. We'll send it to you.

2. Members install the game and pick your church

   The first time they open it, the game asks "Playing with a church?" They tap your church's name once, and that's it. Nobody signs up or shares personal details.

3. Your church receives its share

   Every quarter, qualifying churches receive their share of the partner fund, with a statement that shows how the amount was calculated.

What to expect

Modest at first, and it grows with the game. This is a steady, ongoing share, not a one-time fundraiser. Mobile game ads earn a fraction of a cent each, so the amounts start small.

What your church could earn if Angel Warrior grows. Per year, for example, if partner churches together have 10,000 active players:

Players worldwide	Your church: 100 active players	500	1,000
10,000	$72	$360	$720
100,000	$720	$3,600	$7,200
1,000,000	$7,200	$36,000	$72,000

The fund grows with every player around the world, church member or not. Your church's piece of the pie depends on how many active players it has: 1 in 10 of the active players of all qualifying partner churches (25 or more) means 1 in 10 of the fund.

Illustrations only, not a guarantee. Actual amounts depend on total players, on how many belong to partner churches, and on ad revenue. These assume about one in five players plays on a given day and sees a couple of ads, at today's ad rates. Payments are made quarterly.

Every payment comes with a statement showing the size of the fund, the total active players of all qualifying churches, and your church's active players, so you can see exactly how your share was calculated.

Why all of it goes to churches

The terms, in plain words

• Based on what we actually receive. Ad networks keep about a third of what advertisers pay before any money reaches us. The fund is all of what's left, from every player in the world, shared among qualifying partner churches (25+ active players) in proportion to their active players. We keep none of the ad network revenue. Optional purchases, sponsorships and ads we sell directly are separate and support the game.
• Never based on ads watched. Your church's share doesn't depend on how many ads your members see. Players are never asked or rewarded to view ads.
• Who shares in the fund. Any partner church with at least 25 active players in the quarter. "Active" means a player who picked your church in the game and played on at least six different days that quarter. The count is exact, and you can check your church's number anytime. Churches below 25 that quarter don't share in it, and the whole fund goes to the churches that do. If no church qualifies, the fund carries over to the next quarter. We confirm each church is real when it joins.
• Founding period. We intend to keep the 100% fund and the player-based split for the first 12 months after ads launch. After that, any change comes with 60 days' notice and applies only going forward. Either side can leave anytime.
• Quarterly payments, $25 minimum, within 60 days of quarter end. Smaller amounts roll over to the next quarter. Nothing is lost. Statements show the size of the fund, the total active players of all qualifying churches, your active players and the dollar amount paid.
• Real players only. Share the game freely, but please never ask members to watch or click ads, and never use extra phones or programs to play. When you share it, say "our church is a partner," not "play to raise money for us." Ad networks catch the latter, don't pay for it, and can shut off earnings for every church.

Want the details? Read the Partner Church Program Terms. Nobody signs anything; you join by email.

Questions

Does it cost the church anything?

No. The game is free to download and joining is free.

What counts as an active player?

Someone who picked your church in the game and played on at least six different days during the quarter. Installing without playing doesn't count, and nobody is counted twice: someone who plays on both an iPhone and an iPad counts once. We still never receive names, emails or any personal details.

Is this a donation?

No. They're partner payments in return for sharing the game: 100% of the ad network revenue the game receives (not in-app purchases, sponsorships or ads we sell directly) goes into a fund for partner churches, shared by active players, and qualifying churches receive their share quarterly once it reaches $25.

How is my church's share worked out?

Your piece of the pie depends on how many active players your church has. If it has 1 in 10 of the active players of all qualifying partner churches (25 or more) that quarter, it receives 1 in 10 of the fund. Nothing depends on counting ads.

What information do you collect about our members?

Nothing personal. If a player picks a church, once a day when they play the game sends us the date, the church and a random player number. That number is made up by the game and isn't tied to their name, email, Apple Account or device. It's how we count active players without knowing who anyone is. The game also shows ads from Google AdMob, and Google collects device and usage data to serve them; the privacy policy and the App Store privacy label list exactly what.

Who is the game for?

It's rated 13+ on the App Store for fantasy violence (sword fighting against demons). The theme is spiritual warfare, and every victory closes with a verse of Scripture, starting with Matthew 25:23.

When and how are payments made?

Quarterly, by check or bank transfer, within 60 days after each quarter ends, once your church's balance reaches $25.

Can the terms change?

We intend to keep the 100% and the player-based split for the first 12 months after ads launch. After that, any change comes with 60 days' email notice and applies only going forward. Either side can leave anytime.