Where members see their check-in history

Anyone who has checked into a service or event on Churchday has a personal Check-in history page. It shows a running list of every time they've checked in, so members can look back and see where and when they've attended.

Before you begin

You need to be signed in to your own Churchday account.
You'll see history only for services and events you've actually checked into. If you've never checked in, the page will still open, but it will be empty.

How to open your check-in history

Sign in to Churchday with the email you use as a member.
Go to the check-in history page. In your browser, visit churchday.co/me/check-in. The same page also opens at the shorter address churchday.co/check-in, so either one works.
Look for the heading Check-in history. Below it you'll see the line "Every time you've checked in, grouped by church."

To go back to your personal home page, use the Back link at the top of the page.

What the page shows

Grouped by church. Your check-ins are sorted into sections, one per church, with the church's name as the section heading. If you attend more than one church on Churchday, each one gets its own group.
Newest first. Within each church, the most recent check-in appears at the top and older ones follow below.
Event details on every row. Each entry shows the title of the service or event, the date you checked in (for example, "Sun, Jul 12, 2026"), and the location if the event has one, marked with a small map-pin icon.

When you haven't checked in yet

If you've never checked into anything, the page shows a friendly empty state instead of a list. It reads No check-ins yet, followed by "When you check in to a service or event, it'll show up here." Once you check in for the first time, that entry appears here automatically.

Good to know

Your history follows your account, not one church. Churchday matches your check-ins by your account and your email address, so the page pulls in every church you've attended. Change churches, visit a friend's church, or belong to two at once, and they all show up in one place.
Check-ins appear on their own. You don't have to save or record anything. As soon as you check in at a kiosk, with a personal check-in link, or through your family, the visit is added to this page.
This page is just for viewing. It's a record of where you've been. There's nothing to edit or delete here.