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Community groups

Community groups are a Ministry plan feature.
Groups are the smaller rooms inside your church — a home group, a youth team, a prayer circle, a leadership cohort. Each group has its own space. Members see the groups they belong to, and nothing they do not.

Why groups rather than one feed

A whole-church community feed is for the things everyone needs. Groups are for the things a few people need often — the Tuesday study, the worship team’s rota chat, the deacons’ conversation. Put both in one feed and people stop reading either.

Setting one up

Create the group, add its members, and it appears for them in the member app. An admin can add or remove people at any time.

Campuses

If your church meets in more than one place, each location can be its own campus.
Every plan includes one campus. Additional campuses are an add-on — one per campus, on any plan. There is no tier that includes more than one.This is deliberate: a second congregation is a real increase in what Harvest runs for you, and pricing it as an add-on means a single-site church never pays for it.

What a campus gets

Its own identity within your church — so a member knows which service they are looking at, and your team can plan each location separately without running two accounts.

When you do not need one

If you meet twice on a Sunday in the same building, that is two services, not two campuses. Campuses are for separate locations.