Journeys is a digital discipleship platform for churches and ministries that want courses, devotionals, and Bible studies to become paced pathways rather than leftover videos and PDFs.^1 Its homepage puts the problem plainly: great content alone does not form disciples, so Journeys gives ministries one connected platform for building clear, intentional pathways for spiritual formation and growth.^1
Journeys Studio is the workspace where a team creates, organises, and publishes content, manages media and resources, and sees how people engage.^2 In Studio, content is structured into a guided, sequential flow, with in-app invitations that prompt reflection and action at the right moment, and tracking that shows completion and engagement.^1 Journeys Pathway pairs Studio with a ministry-branded app that carries its own app-store listing, video, audio, and image hosting, and content engagement reporting.^2 Journeys Gather adds Presenter, a shared app for group sessions that gives leaders teaching, discussion prompts, and leader notes, with content organised for leaders and participants.^2 Both tiers are subscription-based with a one-time setup fee, and current plans are listed on the pricing page.^2
Journeys is built by Scout and Redeem Ltd, an innovation studio whose team works from England, South Africa, Kenya, and Nepal.^3 Its mission page, signed by Sam, the studio's CEO, and the Journeys team, says the platform exists to give churches and ministries one home for teaching, discipleship, and daily formation, because the Church should shape people more than their algorithms do and discipleship deserves a quiet, consistent home free from feeds and endless scrolling.^4
The homepage features Word One to One, a guided journey through John's Gospel that helps people read and share the Bible one-to-one, and Christianity Explored's flagship course presented as a journey, with leaders equipped to guide every session.^1 Scout and Redeem also ships The Path, a free companion app with a growing library of curated Christian devotionals, opening with Grief to Glory, a Holy Week series that moves from reflection on Christ's suffering to the hope of the resurrection.^5
"Success is not just gathering, its discipling" - Mark Sayers, quoted on the Journeys mission page^4
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