MyChurch.org is a social networking service for church communities. Features offered include sermons and media, a social network, a classifieds board, a collaborative blog, a photo sharing app, and an event calendar. Basically, it aims to take the strong church communities you find in real life, and duplicate it online.

This sounds like a strong idea, given how interactive and strong real life church communities are, but the big question is whether or not church members need or want to have an additional way of interacting with each other. Additionally, how many people in a given church are tech savvy enough to jump onto the social networking train? Myspace and Facebook focus on teen and college student market that have grown up in front of their computers... MyChurch will find it hard to produce the kind of interest and buzz other social networks have generated.

An obvious problem with the current service is how their domain name has a ".org" extension. If people begin to refer to this service as "MyChurch", then a lot of users are going to type in "MyChurch.com" in their browsers, taking them to a parked page. If MyChurch wants to be more accessible, it needs to buy the ".com" extension of their name. This is reminiscent of the early Facebook days, when "facebook.com" was already taken and the service used the domain name "thefacebook.com". It was a smart thing for Facebook to buy the simpler name early on.