Cookie Policy

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small file a website can store in your browser. Cookies may be used for essential features, remembering preferences, measuring traffic, or tracking visitors for advertising.

Technology used now

No analytics provider is currently configured, so no analytics script is loaded and no analytics request is sent. The site does not use advertising networks, social-media pixels, embedded YouTube players, or external web fonts.

Remembering a future consent choice

When analytics is enabled, the site will store a small necessary preference named churchboard_analytics_consent in browser storage. Its value will be accepted or rejected. This preference is used only to remember your choice and can be removed by clearing site data in your browser.

Analytics cookies

No analytics cookies are currently active. Before an analytics provider is enabled, this section must be updated to name the provider, list its cookies or identifiers and their lifetimes, explain the information collected, and link to the provider’s privacy information.

Your choice

When analytics is active, the banner will offer equally available “Allow analytics” and “No thanks” choices. Analytics will not load before a visitor allows it. A “Privacy choices” button will let visitors change or withdraw consent later.

Other websites

If you follow a link to GitHub, YouTube, Venmo, or another website, that service may set its own cookies under its own policy. Those cookies are not controlled by this website. External services are not loaded until you choose to follow their links.

If this changes

If other optional cookies, embedded media, or similar technology are added later, this policy and the consent controls must be updated before that technology is used.

Browser controls

You can use your browser settings to inspect, block, or delete cookies. Blocking cookies does not affect the current ChurchBoard marketing website because it does not rely on them.