What you need to know about Replant

Replant is a secure global network that connects Christian leaders (clergy, elders, and ministry leaders) across churches, cities, and continents for prayer, support, and unity. The name comes from replantation, meaning to sew back together. The Body of Christ was never meant to be fragmented. Replant exists to change that.

Replant is for Christian leaders across all church expressions: traditional churches, house churches, churches without walls, online ministries, and underground churches. If you carry a congregation, a community, or a calling, there is a place for you here. No denomination is excluded. Every leader affirms our Declaration of Faith, which confesses Jesus Christ as our only Lord and Saviour, and our team verifies each leader. Leaders must be 18 or older.

No. Replant is not a social media platform, and that is intentional. There are no likes, no follower counts, no algorithms deciding what you see, and no ministry promotion. It is a purposeful network, structured for prayer, intercession, and real support between leaders. If it ever drifts into ego or visibility, it has lost its purpose.

The Holy Bible is the only source of truth on this platform. No exceptions. The structure of Replant (how churches are organized, how prayer requests are categorized, how we address one another) is drawn directly from Scripture. Paul addressed the churches by location. Jesus addressed them by condition in Revelation. We follow that same pattern.

Absolutely. House churches, churches without walls, online congregations, and underground churches are not only eligible; they are actively encouraged to join. Anonymous presence on the network is available for any leader whose safety requires it. Underground churches are not required to disclose their location.

Yes. Any leader may choose to appear anonymous on the network, which hides their personal name. Church and ministry names stay visible, except that an Underground church's name is hidden unless its founding leader chose to show it, and Underground churches are never asked for a city or address. However, for legal and security reasons, real identity information is always required at registration. The Replant team sees it and uses it only as our Privacy Policy describes. When you join a church already on Replant, we send that church's contact address a short note with your first name. A member of the Replant team will reach out to confirm every church before full access is granted.

Every leader registers with real identity: name, email, role, country, and church or ministry. From there, verification is personal, not automated: a member of the Replant team reviews each submission and reaches out to confirm the church before full access is granted. Each leader also affirms a Declaration of Faith as part of joining. Your name is shown to other leaders unless you turn on Anonymous Mode, so leaders who need anonymity keep it. We would rather grow slowly and stay trustworthy than grow quickly and lose the weight of the word verified.

Yes. A maximum of two (2) pastors or leaders may register per church or ministry on the Replant network. This applies per location. If your church has multiple branches, each branch may register up to two leaders separately.

That's perfectly fine. The emphasis on Replant is not on church names; it's on the Body as a whole. When you search for a church, its city and country show beside its name, and every verified church has its own Replant Network ID. Underground churches never show a location.

Open Invite to Replant from the menu on Home. Your link carries your own invite code, a random code made just for you. A leader you invite can enter it when they sign up, under "Referred? Enter your code." The code tells our team who invited whom, which can help us verify a new leader, and we may ask you to confirm it. It does not open a conversation between you, and other leaders never see it. A code that does not match an active leader is simply ignored, and codes are not used for Underground churches.

Conversations within Replant are protected within the network and are not shared externally. However, within the platform, certain keywords may trigger an internal review to ensure the space remains safe, Godly, and purposeful. Messages are still delivered; a flagged message is reviewed after delivery. This is not surveillance; it is stewardship. Connect tells every leader this before they send their first message.

Prayer content lives inside the network. Leaders signed in to Replant can read it, including leaders still awaiting verification. It is never shown to the public, and never shared or indexed outside the platform. Prayer here is not content for an audience; it is intercession among the trusted. Prayer requests are not scanned for keywords, but any verified leader can report one for the team to review. Submissions in the Persecuted Church section are held to an even higher standard: encrypted, with sensitive details held by verified admins alone.

The Persecuted Church section is set apart from the rest of the platform. Submissions are encrypted. Sensitive details are held by verified admins alone, never the wider network. What leaders see on the Persecuted tab is only what was explicitly requested to be lifted in prayer. Underground church locations are never made public. This section is handled with the full weight Scripture assigns to those who suffer for the Name of Jesus.

Underground churches serve where being known can put people in danger, so we keep them hidden. They never appear on the map or in church search, and we never store their city or address. Their leaders never appear by name; you will see "A fellow Pastor" or "A fellow leader". Unless its founding leader chose to show it, the church appears only as "Underground Church", sometimes with a broad region, never the country.

Press and hold a message or a comment, or tap the small flag on a prayer, a testimony or a church profile. Choose a reason, add a few words if you wish, and send. It goes only to the Replant team. Reporting opens once your account is verified. If anyone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first.

Your account closes at once and you are signed out. For 30 days you can sign in again and restore it. After 30 days your name, email address and phone number are removed and your sign-in is deleted. Prayers, messages, comments and testimonies you shared stay where you shared them; after the 30 days your name no longer shows with them, though your role and church may. Some records stay with us, such as your church's record and our verification, safety and audit records. Our Privacy Policy lists what is removed and what is kept. If you cannot use the app, write to privacy@projectreplant.org and we will do it for you.

At this time, Replant does not facilitate direct financial transfers between ministries. Support comes through prayer, resources, manpower, advice, and encouragement, and money flows through your own ministry's existing channels. This is intentional. Replant is not an ego contest, and giving should never be about recognition.

Prayer is the primary currency of this network. Beyond that: manpower, resources, talent, advice, and presence. A church in Atlanta can send volunteers to support a prison outreach in another city. A leader in Seoul can intercede for a congregation in Nigeria. A ministry with abundance can share what they have with one in need. The Body was designed for this.

The Replant app is in an invited beta now. It arrives on the App Store and Google Play on October 31. You create your account and are verified inside the app. If you would like us to tell you when it opens, leave your details on our home page.

Yes. Replant is and will remain free for all churches and ministry leaders. The mission is connection and unity. If you would like to support the initiative, the most valuable thing you can do right now is share it with other leaders and offer your skills to help build it.