Meditation is where everyone in the church reads, and writes down what they find. The library was already in Sanctumel; what was missing was somewhere to sit and a notebook next to it.
The module is open to anyone signed in at your church. This is not a leader's permission: a member has as much right to it as the pastor.
Three sources
| Source | What it holds | Who for |
|---|---|---|
| The Bible | 15 versions in 15 languages, from Lingala to Yoruba | Every church |
| The Message | 1,222 sermons, in French and English | Churches of the Message |
| The songs | The songbook your church entered | Every church |
Note: the "Message" source only appears if your church has declared itself a church of the Message in its Settings. A church that has not does not see the tile, and the server refuses access even if the address is typed by hand.
You resume, you do not choose
The module's home page does not open on a table of contents but on what you were reading. The position is kept on the server, not in the browser: you resume in the same place from your phone and from your computer.
There are no streaks, no badges, no consecutive-day counter. A spiritual practice turned into a performance drives people away more surely than it brings them back.
The rule that does not change
A note belongs to you. The pastor does not read it, leaders do not, and neither do we. There is no church export, no named statistic, no share button.
This is not a technical scruple: someone who suspects their notes will be read writes notes of no interest, and the module stops being useful.