Finding clean entertainment the whole family can sit down with is hard on mainstream streamers. Great American Pure Flix exists for that gap — a subscription home for faith-forward movies and series you can start without bracing for a surprise.^1
The studio began in 2005 when Michael Scott, David A.R. White, and Russell Wolfe set out to influence the culture for Jesus Christ through media. White grew up a pastor's son in a Mennonite farming town outside Dodge City, Kansas, and later felt called to acting in Los Angeles.^2 After God's Not Dead reached a wide theatrical audience, PureFlix.com went live in the summer of 2015 so those stories could live beyond limited church and DVD releases.^2 Sony Pictures later acquired the streaming service, and in 2023 it joined Great American Media under CEO Bill Abbott and took the name Great American Pure Flix.^5
The library covers movies, original series, and kids' titles, with a public pledge to celebrate faith, family, and country.^1 Its original series include Crossroad Springs and When Hope Calls: Brookfield, and all seasons of When Hope Calls are now available on the service.^8 In October 2026, Library Ideas launched Pure Flix with 70 public libraries, so patrons at subscribing libraries can stream the catalog at no cost with a library card.^9
You can watch on the web, on iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV, on Android, and on smart TVs, Roku, and Fire TV.^7^11 Membership is subscription-based, with monthly and annual plans across the Supporter, Defender, and Culture Champion tiers, and higher tiers add premium access and exclusive screenings.^1 See the current plans at https://www.pureflix.com/.
