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    Free widgets for church websites

    Three copy-and-paste widgets that keep a church site alive between Sundays: a King James verse of the day, a daily devotion with reflection, and an interactive Bible quiz. No signup, no API key, no cost — just one line of HTML on any page you can edit.

    Choose a widget

    Bible verse widget

    A fresh KJV verse of the day on your homepage.

    The verse rotates automatically at midnight, so your front page is never stale between Sundays. Choose the daily verse, a random verse, or a fixed passage you want to keep up all season. Themes range from light and paper to dark, and the frame scales to whatever column you drop it into.

    Best for: Homepages, sidebars, welcome pages, funeral and memorial pages.

    Get the bible verse widget

    Daily devotion widget

    A KJV passage plus a short reflection, new every morning.

    Gives visitors a reason to come back tomorrow. Each day pairs a short reading with a two or three sentence reflection, and you can optionally include a closing prayer. Ideal for congregations that want a devotional habit without writing one every day.

    Best for: Church blogs, members' area, small group pages, weekly email landing pages.

    Get the daily devotion widget

    Bible quiz widget

    An embeddable Bible trivia quiz for youth and Sunday school pages.

    Pick a topic and difficulty, paste one snippet, and your page has an interactive KJV quiz with instant scoring. Youth leaders use it as a warm-up; schools use it as a self-check after a lesson.

    Best for: Youth ministry pages, Sunday school, VBS pages, Christian school sites.

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    How churches and schools use them

    For churches

    Most church sites are updated once a month at best. A verse or devotion widget makes the homepage look tended every single day without anyone logging into the CMS. Put the verse widget above the service times and the devotion widget on the blog index.

    For youth ministry and small groups

    Interaction beats announcements. Embed a quiz on the youth page and share the same link in the group chat during the week. Add printable trivia for in-person nights so the online and offline material match.

    For Christian schools and homeschool sites

    Teachers use the quiz widget as an ungraded self-check at the end of a unit and the verse widget as a memory verse of the day on the class page. Nothing is stored about the student and no account is needed.

    For livestreams and digital signage

    The widget URLs load as plain pages, so they work as a browser source in OBS, Restream, or a lobby screen. Use the dark theme for overlays and the large size for screens people read from a distance.

    Install guides by platform

    Every widget installs the same way: copy the snippet, paste it into an HTML or code block. Here are the exact clicks for the builders most churches use.

    On a phone? See the iPhone lock screen guide or the Android guide.

    Frequently asked questions

    Are these church website widgets really free?

    Yes. Every widget is free to embed on any number of pages and sites. There is no signup, no API key, and no paid tier. Each snippet includes a small 'biblesundays.com' attribution link.

    Which Bible translation do the widgets use?

    The King James Version, which is public domain, so churches can display and reproduce the text without licensing worries.

    Will the widgets work with our website builder?

    Yes. They are standard iframes, so they work anywhere you can paste HTML — WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Weebly, Blogger, Ghost, Notion, SnapPages, Joomla, and hand-coded sites. Step-by-step guides are linked below.

    Do the widgets slow the site down or track visitors?

    No. They load lazily, set no cookies, and run no ads or third-party trackers inside the frame.

    Can we change the colours to match our church branding?

    Yes. Every builder lets you choose a theme and set an accent colour in hex, plus the width and height of the frame.

    Do we have to keep the attribution link?

    Yes. The 'biblesundays.com' link is part of every snippet and is how the widgets stay free for everyone.

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