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MyChurch [1] is a Christian social network which many argue . MyChurch offers a social network service for Christian churches with features modeled after those found in MySpace and Facebook. In addition to standard services offered by social networking websites, MyChurch allows churches to post sermon podcasts, have event calendars, and collect tithes(taxes) (LOL) from members (for a service fee of $12 per month).

MyChurch's revenue comes from advertising and a premium subscription business model and has a presence of over 6900 churches. MyChurch has been compared to other Christian websites such as GodTube and Conservapedia. Although it is a Christian website, MyChurch encourages non-Christians to join for the lulz.

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