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Your personal invite to church.

One free link for your Instagram bio, like seeyousunday.link/alex, so your friends can see where you go, why you go, and come along with you if they fancy it.

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alex.bristol

142 posts · 618 followers

Coffee, climbing and Sunday mornings in Bristol. Come with me sometime 👇

seeyousunday.link/alex

seeyousunday.link/alex

Asking a friend to church can feel a bit awkward. But most people who try church for the first time go because a friend asked.

Church websites are written for people who already go. Your page is written by you, for the people you actually know.

How it works

Four steps. No awkward speech.

  1. 1

    Claim your link

    Pick a name, like seeyousunday.link/alex. It takes about ten seconds and it’s free.

  2. 2

    Pick a template

    Choose Just me and you get a personal invite. Other templates are there when you need them.

  3. 3

    Add churches and notes

    Add your photo, a few honest words about why you go, and where and when.

  4. 4

    Share it

    Pop it in your Instagram bio, send it in a group chat, or share it in your Stories.

Try it

Here’s what your friends see.

Try the buttons. Your page is written by you, for the people you actually know.

  • In your own words, not a church brochure
  • The practical bits: time, address and what to expect
  • One tap to message you or say “I’ll come along”
  • No forms and no account for your friends
seeyousunday.link/alex
A

Alex

Goes to St Mark’s, Bristol

Come along with Alex

I’ve been going to St Mark’s for three years. The coffee’s good, nobody will make you sing, and I’ll meet you outside.

Why I go

Captions on · No autoplay

Where I go

  1. St Mark’s Church

    Church of England · Sundays, 10:30am (about an hour)

    14 Mill Lane, Bristol BS3 4QN

No sign-up needed. Alex won’t see who visits.

Share your link anywhere you like.

Put it in your Instagram bio, drop it in the group chat or add it to your Stories. Then print the QR code for a flyer, a wedding invite or the back of your phone case.

Claim your link

Templates

One link, every moment.

Start with an invite for your bio, then add pages for the moments that matter, like seeyousunday.link/alex/christmas or a map for your wedding guests.

One page, a few blocks

Every page is built from a few simple blocks.

Whether it’s your own invite, a wedding map or a CU guide, it’s the same page underneath. Pick the blocks you need.

  • About you

    Your photo and a few words, in your own voice.

  • Video

    A short video in your own words: your story, why you go, or what it’s actually like. Always with captions.

  • Churches

    One church, a list, a map, or a search for churches near the visitor. Each with your notes.

  • Events

    Dates, meeting points and an “I’ll come along” button.

  • Questions

    Anonymous questions, answered openly on your page.

  • Ways to reply

    Message you, say they’ll come, or ask a church to say hello.

Made for non-believers

Not sure what you believe? You’re exactly who this is for.

If a friend sent you here, they just wanted to save you a seat. No sermons in your DMs. Come once, ask anything, and decide for yourself.

Honest, not polished

Pages are written by real people about their real experience, the good bits and the ordinary bits.

No pressure, ever

Nobody signs up, nobody gets added to a list, and there’s no follow-up unless you start the conversation.

Questions welcome

Doubts, big questions and “is this weird?” are all fair game. You don’t need to believe anything to turn up.

Privacy and trust

Looking is free. And private.

  • Visitors stay anonymous

    Anyone can look without logging in or leaving their details.

  • No lists, no chasing

    We don’t track who views a page, and nobody is added to anything.

  • Checked churches

    Every listed church is checked, so you can point people somewhere safe.

FAQ

Good questions.

Is it free?

Yes, completely. Every template, every page, the QR codes and the print files are free, and so is visiting one.

Do churches need to sign up?

No. You can add any church. We check the details are right, and churches can claim their listing later if they want to keep their info up to date.

What if my friend has never been to church?

That’s who it’s built for. Your page can explain what to expect, from how long it lasts to whether there’s coffee, so the first visit feels less like a mystery. You can also say you’ll meet them outside.

Can I use it for events, not just Sundays?

Definitely. Add an event to your page, or make a separate page for a carol service, a talk or a quiz night, like seeyousunday.link/alex/christmas.

Save a friend a seat.

Grab your link now. It’s free, and it takes less time than writing the invite you’ve been putting off.