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Yes! Digital Mission Display Ministry will manage your missionary data for you! Remote Missionary Data Curation has a flat rate of $99 a month for up to 32 missionaries. We will not only update your missionaries, but we will create graphics, update your computer, and keep everything secure.

This website https://docs.missiondisplay.org has been written as a wiki or web md for the Digital Missions Display System.

We have made the process of setting up and managing the the system and it can be installed by the church relatively easy. If your church absolutely needs out team to install, the Digital Missions Display ministry can help. You can call Paul at (734) 330-0570 for more information and schedule.

No, it isn’t. We have designed the admin interface with user-friendliness in mind, so even individuals who are not technologically savvy can quickly catch on to its functions.

Yes, entering data for the first time can take some time. However, once a few missionaries have been input into the system, the process becomes much simpler.

We acknowledge that numerous churches now possess comprehensive IT departments. If your organization prefers to procure hardware independently, we respect and support your decision.

No. There is no Trial Version. You can sign up and if you do not like the software, please contact Paul and he will help you to make ure that you understand everything. You should always Read The Instructions or watch all of the Training Videos before you give up. The software was designed to be extremely user-friendly and easy-to-use.

We do not require contracts for churches. Churches have the option to invest in the software on a monthly basis, or for a longer periods. We ask that if you subscribe yearly, that you stay committed to that time frame. We never want the Mission Display to become a black hole in the wall. We are prepared to help you have a successful Mission Display Ministry! You can pay in advance up to 1 year an receive 1 month off each year. For special terms, please contact Paul at (734) 330-0570

To log in to MissionaryConenct as a registered user, follow these steps:

1. Open a browser.

2. Navigate to https://missionaryconnect.app/login

3. Click on “Sign in” or “Access App”.

4. If you are already logged in, the button will say “Access App” if you are not logged, then click “Sign in” and enter your login details.

5. Once yo uare logged in click “My Churches”, the 3 dots to the right, and “Manage”.

If the password is correct, you will be logged in to the admin area.

If you do not have the admin password or have forgotten it, you can reset the password by clciking “Forgot Password” .

In Windows, or on Sndroid devicesm, kiosk mode is a feature that allows a user to set up a device to run a specific application or website in full-screen mode, while restricting access to other features or applications on the system. It is often used in public or shared environments, such as museums or airports, to provide a controlled and secure user experience.

Kiosk mode is a special setting only available on Windows 11 Pro or Android 13.

The map helps church members see where missionaries are serving around the world. This visual connection helps people remember the missionaries and pray more intentionally for the harvest field. 

MissionaryConnect focuses on connecting church members to missionaries through interactive maps, profile pages, and visual engagement rather than simply listing missionary information. 

Most churches use:

• a large Android touchscreen or TV (65″–75″ is common)

• a small computer or media device

• an internet connection

The MissionaryConnect system runs in a web browser. 

Yes. Churches can organize missionaries, manage profile visibility, and control how missionaries appear on the map and within the system. 

Many churches keep their current missions wall but use the Digital Missions Display to enhance it. The display provides far more information and allows members to interact with the missionaries. 

No. Once the system is installed and missionaries are entered, the platform manages the display automatically. Many churches have their system running within a short time after installation.

Yes. Missionary profiles can include photos, videos, and prayer letters so church members can stay informed and pray more specifically for each missionary. 

Yes. MissionaryConnect is web-based and works on phones, tablets, and computers. Churches can also provide QR codes that allow members to open missionary profiles directly from their mobile devices. Small devices like phones have limited real estate. Small devices display Missionary Cards only. Spinning globe and Flat Map are not avaible.

Yes. MissionaryConnect includes visibility controls so churches can protect missionaries serving in restricted areas. Profiles can be limited, partially hidden, or displayed without revealing exact locations. 

Yes. Missionaries can be invited to manage their own profile where they can upload photos, update ministry information, and share prayer letters. 

Missionary profiles can be updated by church administrators or by the missionaries themselves depending on the permissions the church chooses. 

The Pro Plan gives you unlimited data, unlimited screensavers, unlimited videos, unlimited missionaries. Basic Plan displays up to 30 missionaries, 1 screensaver, and 1 video per missionary. We hope that church leaders would be mindful of data storage costs and curate their missionary data responsibly.

MissionaryConnect is offered as a subscription service. Churches pay a monthly subscription of $39 or $59 that allows them to manage and display up to 30 misisonaries for Basic Plan or an unlimited number of missionaries with Pro Plan. 

No. MissionaryConnect can be accessed from any web browser. Many churches choose to install a large touchscreen in their foyer for the Digital Missions Display, but the system can also run on TVs, kiosks, laptops, or tablets. 

Missionary profiles are stored in the MissionaryConnect system with location data, photos, and information about their ministry. These profiles are displayed on an interactive globe, world map, or missionary card view. Members can tap or click on missionaries to open their profile pages. 

Many churches support missionaries but their members rarely see them or hear updates outside of occasional prayer letters. MissionaryConnect keeps missionaries visible by placing them on an interactive map with profiles, photos, and updates that members can explore anytime. 

The Digital Missions Display is a Baptist Ministry founded by Paul Douglas. The core focus is software designed as a touchscreen presentation system used in church foyers or missions areas. It runs the MissionaryConnect platform and allows church members to explore missionaries by touching the screen and interacting with the map. Along with designing and building software, the ministry also supports the Missionary Profile Podcast and helps churches and missionaries navigate the digtial landscape.

MissionaryConnect is a web-based platform that helps churches organize and display the missionaries they support. It allows churches to showcase missionaries on an interactive world map, create dedicated missionary profile pages, and keep members connected to the harvest field. 

A Digital Missions Display is an interactive touchscreen system that helps churches present and explore the missionaries they support. Instead of a traditional missions board with printed photos, the Digital Missions Display allows church members to interact with an on-screen world map and view detailed missionary profiles.

Church members can touch the map, select missionaries serving in different parts of the world, and learn more about their ministry. Each missionary profile can include photos, videos, ministry information, and updates that help the church stay connected to the work God is doing across the globe.

The display typically runs on a large screen in the church foyer or missions area and uses the MissionaryConnect platform to manage and display missionary information. 

The goal is simple: to help churches keep the harvest field visible and keep missionaries connected to the people who pray for and support them. 

Traditional missions boards are often static and rarely updated. MissionaryConnect allows churches to keep missionary information current while giving members an interactive way to explore the mission field. 

Faith Promise giving is strengthened when the congregation can clearly see the missionaries their faith promise supports. The interactive map helps members visualize the global reach of their church’s missions program. 

Each missionary profile includes information, photos, and updates that help members pray more specifically. Instead of missions being a distant concept, people can see where missionaries are serving and learn about their ministry. 

MissionaryConnect provides a single place where missionary information can be stored and updated. Instead of scattered files, emails, and letters, churches have one central system for missionary profiles and updates. 

No. Once missionaries are added to the system, updates can be managed easily by church staff or by the missionaries themselves if the church allows it. 

No. MissionaryConnect complements missions conferences and missionary visits. It provides a year-round reminder of the missionaries the church supports. 

When a church takes on a new missionary, their profile can immediately be added to the map. Members can explore their ministry, learn about their field, and begin praying for them right away. 

Yes. The system is built on a secure, private server. It includes visibility controls so churches can protect missionaries serving in sensitive locations. 

Yes. Many visitors and new members are interested in learning about the missionaries their church supports. The Digital Missions Display gives them an easy way to explore the church’s missions program. 

Yes. The interactive map makes it easy to show where missionaries serve around the world. Many churches use the display during missions emphasis weeks, Sunday school classes, and missions conferences. 

Many younger church members are used to interactive technology. The Digital Missions Display creates an engaging way for children, teens, and young adults to explore the mission field and learn about missionaries. 

Many churches find that when members are reminded of the missionaries they support, their heart for missions grows. Visual engagement with the mission field often leads to greater prayer involvement and stronger missions giving. MisisonaryConnect does not guarantee an increase in giving, but our research and church leader comments prove that this is happening.

MissionaryConnect keeps the harvest field visible before the congregation. When church members regularly see the missionaries they support, it increases awareness, prayer, and personal connection to the work of missions.