People and new media
Pay the people who create, review, organize, and maintain a growing library of Bible videos and images.
A FREE LIBRARY. A SHARED EFFORT.
A Sunday school lesson. A small church’s service. A teacher sharing a Bible story. Your support makes beautiful Bible media available to churches and teachers without charging them a single penny to share the Word of God.
We rely on donations to keep this service available and grow the library for everyone. Every gift helps support the people and practical work behind it.
SUPPORT FREE BIBLE MEDIA
Choose your own amount. This is a one-time gift, with no subscription and no Bible Media account required.
Donate to Free Bible MediaSecure payment through Stripe. Your support is designated for Free Bible Media.
Everything in the library stays free to use under our license. Giving is always optional.
Pay the people who create, review, organize, and maintain a growing library of Bible videos and images.
Cover hosting, storage, downloads, and the everyday costs of keeping the service available.
Help churches discover the free resource, including through advertising and outreach, so more of their budgets can go toward their ministry.
Our goal is to serve hundreds of thousands of churches worldwide and help them save millions in media costs. Your support helps us build toward that future.
Free Bible Media is independently operated by Nate North. Contributions support this privately operated service; they are not tax-deductible charitable donations.
Payments use the same Stripe account as Slowpoke, with a separate Free Bible Media payment link and payment records. Your contribution supports Free Bible Media and does not purchase Slowpoke credits. Stripe checkout displays SAVE POINT LLC; the dashboard account is Showreel.Video llc. The shared payment account’s business name may also appear on your receipt or statement.
Thank you for helping make good Bible media available to more people. If giving isn’t possible today, sharing the library with a church or teacher helps too.
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