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Our website colors are red, white, black and purple. If you’re seeing shades of these, then it means your device settings may need adjustment if there are visual impairments. 

If you see shades of pink, then use the toggle button to switch to dark mode. Our dark mode shows all ‘purple’ and most red elements as white.

Use the Moon / Sun icon toggle on the website menu to switch between Light or Dark mode, to suit your preferences. By default Child By Grace is set to “Light Mode”, which uses purple as its main highlight color.

Desktop Location

Mobile / Tablet Location 

• Use the main menus (faith building, bible study, movie night etc)
• Use the search forms (enter words like ‘God’ ‘love’ or forgiveness etc)
• or use the drop down sub menus on section headers (shown below)
• or tap on the category boxes which appear on the thumbnails across the website (also shown below)

On any section header use the menu button (…) to see other category options available.

Mobile and Desktop view (Section Headers)

For all video posts, you can add these to ‘watch later’ or favorites. 

NB:  ‘Playlist’ has been disabled in part. While it appears and you can create a playlist – there is no way for you to access your playlists (since we have disabled this feature). As a result, we recommend not using ‘playlists’ at all. 

After registering an account, you will find “Submit Post”.  This is only visible when you’re logged in. 

It is important to use the category “Testimonies” when adding yours. Do not upload direct video files or images. You can share a URL to a video, which you may have posted on YouTube or Vimeo. 

We review your testimony and feature all genuine submissions.

Use the various share options to share any article you wish across any platform you can!

Use the gray “share” icon to see more platforms you can share to!

Additional share platforms!

We ask that you remain respectful at all times.

Along with sharing our posts to social media, you can also leave reactions and comments (when you’re logged in). 

What if I disagree with the details of the post, would it be considered ‘rude’ to say I disagree?

Being rude is being rude… disagreeing is fine.

You’re encouraged to raise questions, raise differing points of view (based on Scripture).

As much as we can, we will respond (using Scripture) where the conversation remains respectful.