See what's private and what others can see

Most of what you put into Christian.com stays private to you. Other people only see what you choose to publish, and you can download or delete your data at any time.

What other people can see

• Your public profile page, only if you turn it on and have a plan that includes it. It can show your name, photo, cover image, headline, bio, location, church and the details you add. See Publish your profile page and choose who sees it.
• Your name and photo to people you connect with or send a request to, and to the leaders of groups you join.
• What you send to an organization, such as a message, an event registration or a gift. That organization sees it so it can respond.

Your email address, phone number and street address are never shown on your profile.

What stays private to you

• Concierge conversations. Organizations never see them. Our team sees one only if you ask for a person, report a response, or a message suggests someone may be in danger. See Rename or delete concierge chats, and who can see them.
• Discipleship notes and verses. Your notes and the verses you memorize are private to you.
• Saved items and searches. What you save is only visible to you.
• Payment details. You enter card details on a secure checkout page run by our payment provider. Christian.com doesn't store your card number.

How long we keep things

• Concierge chats when you're signed out: deleted 30 days after your last message.
• Concierge chats when you're signed in: removed a year after your last message, or as soon as you delete them.
• Everything else: kept while your account is open, until you delete it.

Analytics and cookies

We only use analytics cookies if you click Accept on the cookie banner. A basic visit count that uses no cookies always runs. We don't sell your data. See Change your cookie choice.

Take control of your data

1. Download a copy. See Download a copy of your data.
2. Delete your account. See Delete your account.
3. Protect your sign-in. Turn on two-step verification.

Good to know

• Read the full Privacy Policy and Cookie Notice.
• If someone posts your private information without permission, report it at /report-abuse and choose Private information published without consent.