Opening TendWell
40 days free. No credit card. Privacy review before real care data.
A practical weekly rhythm for seeing who needs attention, what needs follow-up, and what should be shared with trusted helpers.
Run the checklist with paper, a spreadsheet, your current church system, or TendWell.
Do not begin with the whole directory. Begin with the people already being carried in prayer, visits, visitor follow-up, or assigned care.
Shared prayer wording and private pastoral context should not collapse into one note.
The goal is not more administration. The goal is to keep people, prayer, visits, visitors, and next steps visible before they disappear into the week.
Write down the names that surfaced during worship, Bible class, hallway conversations, texts, calls, hospital updates, prayer requests, visitor cards, or elder/deacon notes.
Recover the promised follow-ups while details are still concrete.
Every active care item should either become a next step or be deliberately held for awareness.
A prayer request can be clear enough to pray and careful enough to protect.
Care is easier to carry when the next faithful action is visible.
A useful elder, deacon, or care-team summary helps the right leaders act without oversharing.
Use it inside TendWell
The 40-day trial should start with one active care list, one captured care moment, one prayer boundary review, and one weekly review. That is enough to know whether TendWell helps.
Start free for 40 daysSee the care already asking for attention.
Record the care moment before it fades.
Keep open follow-up visible.
Separate public wording from private context.
Keep first contact and next steps from going cold.
Prepare careful review without rebuilding context.
Use the checklist this Monday. If the open loops are too scattered, start TendWell with a small active-care list and let the first week show whether it belongs.
