Countries banning social media for kids under 16 is not a new development.
If the government is regulating it why isn’t the church doing the same.
Join us in making sure your feed makes you feel better not drained
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Someone just described Worsship as feeling like home after uploading their first video. That’s the only metric that matters right now.
#worsship#christainapp#christainsocialapp
One question I get asked most times is Why Worsship?
I wrote a little about it on my personal and professional medium page.
Building Worsship: The TikTok for Christians | A Short-Form Christian Video Platform https://t.co/agiTTCEniF
Worth the 5mins read
Jesus General Assembly just created their account on Worsship.
What’s your church waiting for?
Tell your church media and admin team to sign up at https://t.co/PVSZoYzCLs
As members, signup and follow your church and other creators
@Jummybee22 This is where we come in.
As parents and as community, it falls on us to make sure that grow to become responsible adults.
Worsship is giving an alternative, it was created for you to have access to faith contents while enjoying the feel of social media.
Countries banning social media for kids under 16 is not a new development.
If the government is regulating it why isn’t the church doing the same.
Join us in making sure your feed makes you feel better not drained
https://t.co/PVSZoYzCLs
Personally chose to onboard 5 churches as our pilot partners. Give them the platform, they bring their audience. Together, we can make believers feel spiritually lifted.
I’ve got 2 signed up…each creating assets to onboard their members.
If you’re going to compete with anyone, compete for the right reason. Social media leaves you drained, Worsship leaves you feeling refreshed. Compete to preach the word of God.
The Worsship feed isn’t trying to be everything. It’s trying to be one thing - a place where faith content lands in context. No dance videos next. No whiplash. Just continuity.
I built Worsship because I needed it and it didn’t exist. Converted through marriage. Watched a sermon. Algorithm moved on. Felt completely alone. That moment became a platform.
@akescleans Of course, the government is in the good position, however, we shouldn’t wait for the government to handle that part of parenting for us. The church can act as a guide for every believer
#BREAKING
UAE becames first Arab country to ban social media for children under 15
And they're far from alone:
🇦🇺 Australia - under 16 banned (Dec 2025)
🇬🇧 Britain - under 16 ban by Spring 2027
🇫🇷 France - under 15 ban approved
🇹🇷 Turkey - under 15 ban passed
🇲🇾 Malaysia - under 16 ban live
🇺🇦 UAE - under 15 ban, effective now
India should?
The digital loneliness epidemic is no different. People are consuming faith content alone with nowhere to process it, nowhere to belong, nowhere to ask for prayer without the whole world watching.
That’s not a government problem. That’s a church problem.
Someone watches their pastor preach on Sunday. By Monday they’re drowning in content that has nothing to do with faith. No community. No continuity. Just noise.
Few days ago, the UK just passed a law banning under-16s from social media because of the harm it causes to their mental health and happiness. If the government is stepping in, the church should have stepped in first
Few hours ago, the UAE followed suite.
Right now, your congregation - your teenagers, your young adults, even your adults - are opening the same apps as everyone else. And the algorithm doesn’t know the difference
Christ Gospel Mission Int. just created an account on #Worsship
They took it a step further by making a tutorial video on how to set up an account for their church members.
The Lord is doing great things
I wonder why Christians are still snoozing on the #Worsship platform.
As a creator, it’s time to join the Worsship app and start creating what to teach them instead.
Children under 16 will be banned from using social media in the UK, Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced on Monday, saying such platforms were making youngsters "unhappy".
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