From first lesson to finish line.
The classes your church teaches deserve better than a binder and a sign-up sheet. Cendance turns your teaching into courses, fills cohorts from the groups and segments you already track, checks understanding with quizzes that grade themselves as they arrive, and marks the finish with a certificate worth keeping. You teach; the record keeps itself.
Built for discipleship teams, class instructors, and the leader turning Sunday's teaching into courses people actually finish.
The week, start to finish.
Your teaching becomes a course.
Start with what you already teach: the notes, the videos, the handouts. A guided builder walks you from course details through lessons to publish, each lesson mixing written teaching, video, and files, and if Tuesday interrupts, the draft is waiting on Wednesday. Nothing shows to learners until you publish, so half-finished material never leaks.
- Guided builder. A wizard carries you from course details through content to publish, one step at a time.
- Lesson blocks. Mix written teaching, video, and files inside a single lesson.
- Draft until ready. A course stays hidden until you publish it, so you build at your own pace.
See it with your own ministry, not a demo dataset.
More for the Learning and Study team.
Lesson prerequisites
Set one or more earlier lessons as prerequisites, and the picker will not let you create a loop.
Course covers
Give a course a photo or video cover, or skip it and ready-made cover art steps in.
Campus scoping
Offer a course to the whole organization or only to specific campuses.
Learning at a glance
Active cohorts, recent completions, certificates waiting for approval, and overdue enrollments, pinned as widgets on your home dashboard.
Pass marks and attempts
Set the passing score for each quiz and cap how many tries a learner gets.
Verified certificates
Every certificate carries its own verification code, and the template locks once a course starts issuing.
Asked and answered.
Can we build courses from material we already teach?
Yes. Each lesson mixes written teaching, video, and files, and a course stays in draft until you publish it, so you can build at your own pace and nobody sees half-finished material.
What do learners see on their side?
Courses live in the Eden member app, where progress saves lesson by lesson, quizzes are taken in place, and issued certificates wait to be viewed and downloaded. A course started on Sunday reopens at the next unfinished lesson.
What does this cost?
The learning workflow lives in Cendance Learn, which comes with a paid Cendance plan. Start free with People, where the groups and segments that fill your cohorts already live, and add Learn when you are ready.
Your Sunday prep in one place.
Start free with People, and add products when you are ready. Bring one campus, bring all of them. Migration from your current stack is included on Vine and Olive.