ADDISON, Texas - s4story -- FaithFinance is reaffirming that its free biblical financial literacy for churches will stay free for every church and every member. At https://faithfinance.app, every course, tool, workbook, and certificate is provided at no cost to the church or its members. The mission is kingdom impact, not profit.

That promise covers the entire curriculum: 18 learning tracks, 277 courses, and 966 lessons that walk members from their first allowance to a generational legacy, built on God's Word, not Wall Street's. Learning is ordered in five stages (Foundations, Kids & Teens, Growth, Advanced, and Expert), and every member starts with the foundations.

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"Wall Street sells speculation and noise, but FaithFinance.app delivers practical literacy rooted in quiet, biblical wisdom." — Eli Logan, Founder of FaithFinance

What churches and members receive at no cost:

• Scripture-driven lessons. Every course names its key passages and teaches from them. Proverbs, the Parables, and the teaching of Jesus set the principle, and practical skill follows. Each lesson also names the "false friend," the popular money idea it replaces.
• Printable workbooks. Eighteen track workbooks with worksheets, exercises, and a capstone download as PDFs for classes and small groups.

Because cost is not a barrier, a church can offer the same curriculum to its whole congregation, from children to seniors. Age-appropriate tracks serve kids ages 6 to 11 and teens ages 12 to 18 at home, in kids' ministry, or in youth group. Adult tracks cover budgeting and stewardship, emergency savings, credit and banking, debt freedom, marriage and family finances, investing, retirement, insurance, taxes, business finance, and estate planning. Small groups, Sunday school classes, and entire congregations can use it together.

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Getting started takes three steps: a church registers and receives an invite code, shares the code with members and assigns instructors, then opens a Stage 1 Foundations cohort. Each church is a private tenant, so its members and data stay separate from every other church.

Church leaders can explore the full curriculum and register at https://faithfinance.app.

About FaithFinance
FaithFinance provides free biblical financial literacy for churches: 18 learning tracks, 277 courses, and 966 lessons across five stages, with printable workbooks, member tools, quizzes, certificates, and leader dashboards. Every course, tool, workbook, and certificate is free to the church and its members. https://faithfinance.app

FaithFinance is a teaching platform and does not provide legal, tax, or investment advice.

Media contact:
Alexa Raye, VP Marketing
FaithFinance
info@faithfinance.app
Addison, TX