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Privacy

A plain-language explanation of how the current Britain for Christ website handles information.

Website forms

The current website uses email-preparation forms for prayer requests, testimony submissions, event submissions, church corrections and partnership enquiries. These forms open the visitor's own email application. They do not currently write the submitted information into a Britain for Christ website database.

Church directory

The public directory is based on public or authoritative church information. Public website data can include church name, location, denomination/network, website or official listing, and explicitly documented community/language information. Internal outreach and contact-management fields are not intentionally published.

Sensitive information

Please do not send passwords, banking information, full medical records, confidential safeguarding information, or unnecessary sensitive information through ordinary website enquiries or email.

Hosting and technical information

The site is delivered through a web-hosting/network provider. Like most websites, technical providers may process request information needed to deliver, secure and operate the service under their own applicable terms and privacy arrangements.

External links

The directory and resource pages link to independent church, ministry and Bible websites. Britain for Christ does not control the privacy practices of those external sites.

Corrections and questions

If you have a privacy question or believe information about a church should be corrected or removed, please contact Britain for Christ.

Saved items and local storage

If you use Save church or Save this page, the shortlist is stored locally in your own browser using local storage. Britain for Christ does not receive that saved list. Clearing browser data, using private browsing or moving to another device may remove or separate the list.

Offline caching

Where the browser supports it, a service worker may keep copies of core website pages and assets so previously visited content can still open when connectivity is interrupted. The site uses a network-first approach when online so newer published content is preferred. Offline copies can become out of date and should not be relied upon for current events, safeguarding contacts or time-sensitive information.

Cross-device backups and transfer codes

Version 17 can create a saved-items backup file or transfer code in your own browser. Britain for Christ does not receive or store that backup or code. If you send it through email, messaging, cloud storage or another service, that external service may process it under its own privacy arrangements. Treat the backup or code as something you control.