Belltower for schools & universities

Make room for formation
in a distracted world.

Give students a simple way to schedule intentional time with Jesus before the scroll, between classes, and at the end of a long day.

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Built around real student schedules.

Students can set a morning devotional, an evening devotional, or both—then return to the rhythm even when the week gets busy.

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A purposeful pause before the feed.

Belltower uses the phone itself to make a small moment of space for Scripture, reflection, and prayer.

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A shared language for groups.

Bible studies and campus ministries can begin with one simple question: What stayed with you this week?

Common questions

Good to know

Is Belltower a good fit for college students and campus ministries?

Yes. Belltower is built around real student schedules — set a morning devotional, an evening one, or both, and return to the rhythm even when the week gets busy.

How long does a daily devotional take?

A few minutes. Belltower is intentionally short: a passage, a verse to keep, one reflection, and a prayer — designed to fit between classes, not add another assignment.

Can a Bible study or campus group use it together?

Yes. Groups can begin each gathering with one shared question — what stayed with you this week? — giving students a common language for what they're reading.

Does Belltower help with phone distraction?

It uses the phone itself to make space: a gentle pause around distracting apps so Scripture, reflection, and prayer come before the scroll.

How much does Belltower cost for a school or ministry?

Belltower is free to download with a 3-day trial, then an individual subscription for personal use. For schools, universities, and campus ministries we offer a multi-user agreement at a discounted per-seat rate — reach out and we'll put together the details for your group.

One small rhythm

Make space for Jesus
before the scroll.

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