A front door is not a membership desk
A visitor who wants to watch a sermon shouldn’t have to create an account. A member who wants to serve is making a different request, and the people organizing it need to know who can see and act on it.
A place to practice before a real community depends on it
The working demo brings together public church content and fictional adult examples of serving and care workflows. It gives the church a way to try those journeys without putting member records into an unfinished product. The demo source is now preserved in the project’s main repository; that is a foundation for development, not a claim that the app is ready for church use.
Keep the boundary visible
The project separates public sermons and church information from member access. Membership access is designed around a request the church team can approve, not automatic access after registration. Ministry leaders are meant to see and run their own areas rather than sharing one all-powerful account. That is the organizing idea behind the build. The member and leader workflows are still in development.
Youth and giving remain gated and are not part of this demonstration. The next work is to make the public experience dependable, then qualify approved member access and scoped leadership before real community use.