About Bible Trails

Bible Trails is a set of party games built around the Bible for Christian families, friends and church groups. One device becomes the game board, and everyone else plays on their phone, like a game show in your living room or on a video call.

We wanted something the whole family could enjoy together (the five-year-old who loves the account of Noah, the teenager who wants to win, and the grandparent who has read the Bible many times) while making the Scriptures the star of the evening.

Our content principles

One Bible. Every question is based on the New King James Version and cites a verse you can open on Bible Gateway with one tap.
Faithful to the Bible. Nothing in Bible Trails should contradict the Bible. We use the Bible's own terms as the NKJV words them.
Respectful art. We never picture God. When a scene needs to show His presence, it is shown only as an endless bright light shining from above.
Wholesome fun. No magic, luck or wagering. Competition stays kind: wrong answers cost nothing unless the host chooses otherwise.
Checked carefully. Questions are written for four levels, then checked again for accuracy, wording and age-appropriateness. If something is uncertain, it is left out.
Neutral on doctrine. We stick to what the text says: who, where, what happened. Questions never depend on the teaching of one church, so a Christian family from any church can play.

Found a mistake?

We're human, and we want every question to be right. Please tell us the question, the answer shown and the scripture. We'll check it against the New King James Version and fix it quickly.

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Or write to support@ankorallc.com with the subject “Bible Trails”.

An independent project

Bible Trails is an independent project. It is not produced by or affiliated with any church or Bible publisher. Scripture is quoted from the New King James Version with the publisher's permission, and every verse links to the full passage on Bible Gateway.

How Bible Trails is paid for

Bible Trails is a subscription. One person hosts on the big screen with a plan, and a free trial lets you try it first. Everyone who joins plays free on their own phone, with no account, and Solo Practice is always free. You can cancel any time from My account.

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Privacy

Players never need an account, and we never sell anything about you. The full list of what we keep is on the Privacy page.

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Questions & answers

Do players need an app or an account?

No. Players open the site on any phone, tablet or computer and type the room code (or scan the QR code). Nothing to install, no sign-up.

What do I need to host?

A plan, and any device with a web browser that everyone can see: a TV with a browser, a laptop connected to a TV, a projector, or just a laptop on the table.

What does a plan cost?

Single is for one host, Family is for a household, and Friend Pack is for a group of friends or a study circle. Every plan starts with a free trial. See the Plans page for the current prices.

Can I cancel?

Yes, any time from My account. You keep hosting until the end of the period you already paid for.

Can we play with family who live far away?

Yes! Share your host screen in a video call. Everyone joins with the room code on their own phone, wherever they are.

How many people can play?

Up to 40 players in a room. Scroll Showdown and Truth Finder are most fun with up to about 12. Turn on teams for bigger groups.

What if a little one can't read yet?

Choose Little Lamps, turn on “Read questions aloud”, and pair them with an older player in a team. Every answer has its own picture (a flame, a fish, grapes…) on both the TV and the phone.

What if Grandma's eyes get tired?

Tap “Easy reading” for bigger, clearer text on any phone, and choose the Relaxed pace for more time on every question.

Can anyone join our room?

Only people with your 5-letter code. Rooms close automatically when you finish. The host can remove a player at any time, and names are filtered.

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