Start Right client work for Be More Alive Ministries, Western North Carolina. Tony Newell leads the ministry; Mike Hall facilitates the course. All work

Be More Alive Ministries · a course app

Eleven lessons. One private place to work through them.

Be More Alive Ministries, a faith ministry in Western North Carolina, teaches a men’s course on identity and fatherhood. Start Right built it into the ministry’s web app: every week in the same shape, one private reflection, and a facilitator view the men never see.

Delivered Tue Nov 10, 2:15 PM 11 lessons · 2 views · 10 screens Changed Thu Nov 12, 11:49 AM to Fri Nov 13, 9:00 AM · 1 lesson, 1 course setting
Week 1 of the course on a computer: the lesson title, its subtitle, Purpose and Teaching focus
The same lesson on a phone
  • 11lessons: a welcome and ten weeks, loaded word for word from the trainer’s document
  • 2views of every lesson: the learner’s, and the facilitator’s
  • 10screens, each captured for review at five sizes, small phone to desktop
  • 0red items when QA checked the course before delivery

01The course

Every lesson, on one page.

The welcome and all ten weeks sit in one list, each with a check when it is done. When the last one is finished, the certificate is a tap away.

  • Work through it at your own pace.
  • One reflection question each week, just for you and your trainer.
  • It builds on the ministry’s first course, loaded Sun Nov 8.
The course page as a learner sees it: the title, progress, the certificate card and the list of eleven lessons
The course page, from the review copy with test data. The trainer’s name, the certificate code and the ministry’s name are blurred.
The whole Week 1 lesson: five parts, then one reflection question with a private answer box
Week 1, top to bottom, with a sample answer from the review copy.

02A week

The same five parts, every week.

A man always knows where he is. Each week opens with its title and subtitle, then the same five parts in the same order.

  1. Purpose
  2. Teaching focus
  3. Scriptures
  4. Activity
  5. Weekly practice

Then one reflection question. The answer is optional, and only his trainer reads it.

03Facilitator view

Notes for the trainer. Never on a learner’s screen.

Every lesson has a second view for the person leading the group: the session plan, the timing for each part, and a shorter eight week option.

  • QA confirmed the notes never reach a learner.
  • Fri Nov 13: a note meant for leaders, which learners could see, moved word for word into these notes.
  • While a course is a draft, learners see its title as Coming soon, with no lessons.
The facilitator view of the welcome lesson: a weekly session format and an eight week option
The facilitator view of the welcome lesson, from the review copy.

04The finish

Finish the course. Get a completion certificate.

When a learner completes the last lesson, his trainer approves it, then the app issues a certificate of completion with the course hours. Its note says what it is: recognition of participation and effort.

Since Fri Nov 13, 9:00 AM, every certificate waits for the trainer’s approval. Before that change, they were issued automatically.

Sample completion certificate

A sample certificate of completion for the course, issued to a demo learner in the review copy
Issued to a demo learner in the review copy. The ministry’s name and seal, the learner, the trainer and the certificate code are blurred.

05Delivery

Checked first. Delivered Tuesday at 2:15.

Before anyone at the ministry saw it, the course ran on a separate review copy with test data, so nothing touched the live app.

  • Course text checked word for word against the trainer’s document.
  • A learner can’t open a draft course, even with a direct link.
  • Every lesson checked at phone and desktop widths.
  1. Sun Nov 8

    The ministry’s first course goes into the app, word for word.

  2. Mon Nov 9

    The second course on a review copy. QA passes it with 0 red items.

  3. Tue Nov 10, 2:15 PM

    Delivered to the ministry.

  4. Thu Nov 12, 11:49 AM

    Two changes set out by text: certificates wait for the trainer, and the leaders’ note moves into the trainer’s notes.

  5. Fri Nov 13, 9:00 AM

    Both live, after QA passed them on the review copy. 1 lesson and 1 course setting changed.

  6. Fri Nov 13, 9:20 AM

    The second course opens to the men in the live app.

“I trust you fully in the development … so whatever you deem necessary we will go with.”
Mike HallBe More Alive Ministries

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CreditStart Right client work for Be More Alive Ministries, a faith ministry in Western North Carolina, November 2026. Start Right built the web app and loaded the course from the trainer’s own document. Shots are from a review copy with test data. No attendance, completion or outcome figure is claimed.