
The Heart and Cost Behind Evergrace
Evergrace has always been a labor of love. We believe stories have power—to shape young hearts, stir wonder, and draw kids closer to truth. Creating those stories is one of the greatest joys of our lives.
But charging for them? That’s not always easy to talk about. We know it can feel awkward. Even we’ve wrestled with it.
Why we charge
We’ve chosen to charge a small fee for our stories—not because we’re trying to profit from the gospel—but because meaningful, excellent work takes real time and real resources.
We’re not a big studio. We’re a small team of believers doing everything we can to produce stories that families come back to again and again. It takes 6–8 weeks and thousands of dollars to craft each one. We put our whole hearts into them—and we hope that shows.
What we’ve invested
Since 2018, Claire and I have poured in our savings, our house deposit, our weekends, and our energy. We’ve worked full-time jobs while building Evergrace at night. It hasn’t been easy—but it’s been worth it.
God’s opened doors and sustained us through the support of families who believe in what we’re doing.
What your support means
Every in-app purchase keeps us going. Every dollar helps us write, record, and release new stories for families around the world.
We regularly hear from parents and grandparents telling us how much these stories mean to their kids. That’s what drives us.
Thank you
We want to honour God with the gifts He’s given us. And we’re thankful for every family that has joined us on this journey—supporting us, praying for us, and sharing Evergrace with others.
From our family to yours: thank you.

Written by
Brad
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