For members

Install My Sonrise

A second icon that sits alongside the main app and skips the website, opening straight to your journey — your gifts, your calling, and the work you have taken up with your church. Sign in once with Face ID or a passkey and it stays yours.

Two apps, and why

The Sonrise app icon — a sunrise behind a cross on a hill

Sonrise

The whole site — the Framework, the eighteen gifts, the books, everything free to read. Opens on the front page. Says SONRISE on the hill with REVIVAL underneath. This is the one to share with someone who is just looking.

Install Sonrise →
The My Sonrise app icon — the same sunrise and cross, with MY written on the hill

My Sonrise

Straight to your own journey. Same artwork, but this one says MY on the hill and SONRISE underneath — read together, My Sonrise. Install it with the steps below.

Have both if you like — they are two doors into the same account, not a choice between two products, and one icon does not replace the other. Install this one for your own journey and the other for reading and sharing, or just take whichever you will actually open. You are not signing up for anything new either way: same account, same subscription, shorter way in.

Add it to your device

iPhone or iPad

  1. Open this page in Safari — Chrome on iPhone cannot add to the home screen.
  2. Tap Share, the square with an arrow out of the top.
  3. Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen.
  4. It will be named SONRISE — that is right, the MY is on the icon itself. Tap Add.

Android

  1. Open this page in Chrome.
  2. Tap the ⋮ menu, top right.
  3. Tap Add to Home screen or Install app.
  4. Confirm the name and add it.

Signing in

The first time you open it you will be asked to sign in. Use a passkey and it is Face ID or your fingerprint — nothing to type and nothing to remember. Passkeys are kept by your phone rather than by the app, so they work on every device signed in to your Apple or Google account.

One thing worth knowing: your phone keeps each home-screen app separate, so signing in here does not sign you in inside the other icon, or in Safari. That is your phone protecting you, not a fault — and with a passkey it is a glance rather than a password.

Sessions last a week before asking again. If you would rather not be asked, your device passcode and Face ID are doing the real work either way — and if you lose the phone, nobody gets in without your face or your code.