Front Desk preview
Flatiron Church's assistant, already trained on your website
It answers first-time visitors' questions on your own site, day or night, quoting your own pages — and every question is saved for you to read.
Try it the way a visitor would
Tap a question or type your own. This is the live assistant, answering from Flatiron Church's website.
What it already knows
Each answer quotes your own page word for word and links back to it. Anything it can't answer points visitors to your phone number and website.
What's there for kids
flatiron.church/new-here/Checked Sep 2026
Coffee and hospitality
flatiron.church/new-here/Checked Sep 2026
Accessibility
flatiron.church/new-here/Checked Sep 2026
Copy the one line
It adds a small “Questions? Ask us” button to the corner of every page. No account to create, nothing to host.
<script src="https://www.nearfaith.com/ask.js" data-church="f3d6fca4-7366-4f6e-b206-0b9d9bb446e2" async></script>Prefer it inside a page instead of a button?
Paste this where the panel should appear, e.g. on your “Plan a visit” page:
<div id="nearfaith-ask"></div>
<script src="https://www.nearfaith.com/ask.js" data-church="f3d6fca4-7366-4f6e-b206-0b9d9bb446e2" data-mode="inline" async></script>Where to paste it
- WordPress: any “header and footer scripts” plugin, in the footer box.
- Squarespace: Settings → Advanced → Code Injection → Footer.
- Wix: Settings → Custom Code → Add Custom Code, placed in Body – end, on all pages.
- Anything else: just before
</body>on your site's template.
Until it's switched on, the line shows nothing on your site.
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