Frequently Asked Questions

If you've got a question which hasn't been answered, please do contact us at: theteam@word-on-the-web.co.uk

 

How do I subscribe?

Please click the button at the end of the menu bar or on the signup page, and then complete the form.

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How do I unsubscribe?

At the bottom of each daily email there is a link saying: “To unsubscribe from the word-on-the-web mailing lists please click here:”. Please follow that link to unsubscribe.
If for some reason the link does not appear to work correctly, please copy and paste it directly into a browser.

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Why am I not receiving my daily email?

Before contacting the team please check your junk filter, as often the messages can get filtered out. You may wish to add our address to your safe list or address book to ensure this doesn’t happen.

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How can I change my email address?

Please send an email to theteam@word-on-the-web.co.uk, listing the email address you have been using (so we can find it in the database) and the email address you now wish the daily emails to be sent to.

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Who is behind word-on-the-web?

word-on-the-web is an initiative of Church Army, the largest evangelistic organisation working in the Church of England. The day-to-day running of the project is handled by the word-on-the-web team. If you want to know more about us please see the team page.

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Who is word-on-the-web aimed at?

word-on-the-web is written for a target group of 17-24 year-olds. However, people of all ages have found word-on-the-web of benefit to them.

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Is my information safe?

We promise never to pass on any information we hold for word-on-the-web to any third party; it will not be used for advertising. Subscribers to the word-on-the-web daily readings service will only receive daily readings and occasional update newsletters from us.  We will not keep your details if you choose to leave word-on-the-web. 

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Who writes for word-on-the-web?

We have a wide variety of contributors to the daily notes, including Christian leaders, artists and musicians, youth workers and evangelists.  They are drawn from across the church, with a few working outside the UK.

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How do I know you are not a bunch of weirdos?

word-on-the-web is a project of Church Army, an Anglican evangelistic society. We are not a cult or strange organisation. The list of contributors represents a wide variety of leaders from different churches and denominations. word-on-the-web exists to help you develop daily time with Jesus. We are not here to push any particular party line but to see people grow in the Christian faith.

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Who pays for word-on-the-web?

word-on-the-web is funded by Church Army. Church Army meets both the cost of hosting the web site and staff costs so it can be free for you to use.

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How can I support word-on-the-web?

It costs approximately £30,000 to keep word-on-the-web operational, free to subscribers. Would you consider making a contribution to this ministry?
If you would like to support word-on-the-web financially please send cheques - payable to 'Church Army' - to: word-on-the-web, Church Army, Marlowe House, 109 Station Road, Sidcup, Kent, DA15 7AD, United Kingdom.

Alternatively to make a donation by credit or debit card, please click on the justgiving logo below.
Donate to word-on-the-web through Justgivign.com
 - Please pray for everyone involved in the project, that we may know how to do things properly.

- Please tell other people about word-on-the-web; email your friends and let them know we are here.

- Visit our “Press Releases” page, and feel free to use any of the press releases in your student union magazine, church magazine, etc.

- Visit our “Support” page. There you will find more suggestions on how to support us, including details on how to get hold of free leaflets and posters to spread the word about word-on-the-web.

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Can I reproduce word-on-the-web material?

All material is copyright to word-on-the-web and Church Army, unless otherwise declared. If you wish to use any of the material in your church/youth group publication etc., that is word-on-the-web copyright, we are happy for you to do this, provided you:

Material that is copyright owned by others (e.g. writers or their employers may not be used without permission of the copyright owner.

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Disclaimer

The views expressed by the writers of our daily e-mails are not necessarily those of Church Army or word-on-the-web but of the individual writers.

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