Acts 3 Discovery guides a small group through ten weekly gatherings. Each week fills in one point of a personal Calling Star — your story, your Kingdom Expressions, your Spiritual Gifts, your people, your time and skills, and the passions God put in you. At the end you hold a picture of your calling, and your church holds a way to put it to work.
Works on phone, tablet and computer · English and Spanish · Nothing you write is shared unless you choose to share it.
Every week has a short teaching, three reflection prompts for a journal entry, and a set of questions that fill in one point of the star. Participants read, write and gather; a trained facilitator leads the conversation.
Both assessments live inside the journey, save their results straight to the person’s star, print as a clean document, and read in English or Spanish. Both are written to be tested against a life, not to pronounce on it.
Eighty paired reflections surface a person’s five leading expressions out of sixteen, grouped in four domains. The results page tells the story of the five together, names the shadow side of each, and says plainly when the sixth was a hair behind the fifth. A full report runs to a dozen pages; a summary fits on two.
Paired statements across fourteen gifts, then a short Kingdom Energy Index that asks whether ministry actually feels life-giving. The scorecard gives a top three with activation ideas and the environments where each gift tends to come alive, and shows how the three work together — and how they sit beside the person’s Kingdom Expressions.
Real screens from the app, filled with a sample participant’s journey. Nothing here is a mock-up.








From Week 3 on, the events a person records become markers along a hiking trail that climbs from woodland to a summit. Look at it from above, or walk it in first person — the weather, the light and the season change with the seasons of the life being walked.
Acts 3 Discovery is run by churches, for their people. The app carries the whole operation: the cohorts, the facilitators who lead them, the leaders who oversee it, and the seats that pay for it.
A roster of their cohort with week-by-week progress, a facilitator guide for every gathering, a presentation to show the room, and a certification pathway.
Cohorts, participants and assignments for one church, or several. Buy seats in bulk, reserve them for named people, and see who still owes a reflection — never what they wrote.
A trainer workspace with controlled documents and a Ministry Leader certification built on the same standards as the facilitator pathway.
Short reflections at Weeks 7, 8 and 10, community confirmation, and test–retest tracking feed a statistical validation of the assessments. Participants are counted only when they choose to answer.
Any church or person can give the journey to another church. Sponsored seats are reserved and tracked like any other.
A participant’s whole journey prints as one document — star, map, journal and results — for a binder, a mentor, or a conversation with a pastor.
For churches that choose it, the journey does not end with a star. Where You Could Serve sets a person’s results beside the church’s own service areas and ranks them by fit, with the reasons spelled out: which expressions and gifts an area calls for, which of their best contexts, what they said they are glad doing, and whether the time matches.
with City Rescue Mission · Leader: Dana · Saturday mornings · about 1–2 hours/week
A church buys seats and places its people in them. Participants can also pay for their own seat when they sign up. There is no software fee for the church.
The full ten-week journey, both assessments, the Journey Map, print and PDF, and a Calling Star to keep.
Buy seats for a cohort or a season, reserve them for named people, and track every one from Site Admin. Validation cohorts may qualify for a discounted rate.
Switched on per church. Service areas, raised hands and the people-finder, with opt-in privacy built in. Ask us for church pricing.
Facilitator training licenses are bought separately through Site Admin.
Talk with ACT3 Ministry about facilitator training, seats, and the first ten weeks.