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Cookie policy

Last updated: 6 September 2026

This policy explains how British Church uses cookies and similar technologies.

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file stored by your browser when you visit a website. Cookies can help a site work securely, remember choices, or measure how it is used.

Our launch approach

British Church is intended to launch using only cookies and comparable storage that are strictly necessary for security, page delivery, form operation, and remembering privacy choices. We will not intentionally enable optional analytics, advertising, or remarketing cookies without first providing a suitable consent choice.

Cookie categories

Category	Purpose	Consent
Strictly necessary	Security, network operation, form submission, fraud prevention, and remembering cookie choices.	These do not require opt-in consent, but we explain their use.
Analytics	Understanding how visitors use the site.	Not enabled at launch. Consent will be requested before use.
Marketing	Advertising, remarketing, or tracking visitors across services.	Not enabled at launch. Consent will be requested before use.

Greenrope and embedded services

The website is hosted or supported through Greenrope, which may use strictly necessary cookies or technical storage to deliver pages, secure forms, and maintain the service. Embedded third-party content can set its own cookies. We will avoid non-essential embeds unless appropriate consent controls are in place.

Managing cookies

You can delete or block cookies through your browser settings. Blocking necessary cookies may stop parts of the website or prayer sign-up process from working correctly.

Cookie audit

We will review the cookies present on the live website before full public launch and after adding any analytics, video, form, or third-party service. This policy and any consent control will be updated to match the tools actually in use.

Contact

Questions about cookies or privacy may be submitted through our contact page.