Evera for Churches
A church is not a person. Its story should outlive all of us.
A Church Legacy Vault belongs to the congregation, not to any one pastor or member. It keeps the founders, the shepherds, the sermons and the saints — and passes them on through every season of leadership.
What the archive keeps
The church's own story
Founding accounts kept in the words they were given, with their source. When accounts differ, both remain.
Shepherds and saints
Pastors, deacons, mothers of the church and the members who carried its ministries, each with provenance.
Oral histories
Recorded and written memories from the people who were there, gathered before they are lost.
A timeline that can be trusted
Nothing becomes part of the archive until a person reviews it. Approximate dates are marked as approximate.
Collections for every season
Photographs, documents, sermons and messages for the future, grouped for anniversaries and homegoings.
It belongs to the congregation
Stewards invite members by role. Private and leadership material stays with leadership. The archive outlives any one pastor.
Plans
A plan for every season of the archive
Start with the congregation you serve today, with room to preserve what comes next.
Add-ons
CTS 2026
Covenant Partner offer
CTS 2026 Covenant Partners: Founding Archive included for your first 12 months; Generations Archive at half price in year one.
View the CTS 2026 offer →For your congregation
Talk to us about your church
Tell us about your congregation and your history, and we’ll set up the right archive with you.
For pastors
Start with the Pastor's Legacy Blueprint
Four questions about your ministry. In about ninety seconds, Evera shows what is worth preserving first, the stories to capture, and what could otherwise be lost.