1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that a website saves in your browser. Similar tools, such as local storage, work in much the same way. Some are essential for a site to work. Others track what you do so it can be measured or used for advertising.
Under the UK's Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR), a website must ask your permission before using anything that isn't strictly necessary. Joint Gospel doesn't use anything that needs your permission.
2. What our site stores
We set no cookies and store nothing in your browser: no local storage, no session storage and no tracking pixels.
The countdown to GQS and the donation form work entirely inside the page and keep nothing once you leave.
3. Outside services
Like most websites, ours loads some files from other providers. When your browser fetches them, the provider receives your IP address and basic browser details. None of them set advertising cookies through our site.
__cf_bm to block bots. It lasts 30 minutes or less.We don't use Google Analytics, Meta Pixel or any other tracking or advertising tools. If we ever add them, we'll ask for your consent first with a clear choice to say no, and we'll update this page.
4. Links to YouTube and social media
Our videos open on YouTube, and we link to our Instagram, TikTok and Facebook pages. We don't embed their players or tracking on our pages, so they can't set cookies through our site. Once you click through, you're on their platform, and their own cookie and privacy policies apply. The same is true of Eventbrite when you book tickets, Zoom when you join GQS, and our payment provider when you give.
5. Your choices
You can block or delete cookies and site data at any time in your browser settings. Our site will still work.
6. Changes and contact
If we change how our site uses cookies, we'll update this page and the date at the top. For how we handle personal information more generally, read our Privacy Policy.
Questions? Email info@jointgospel.org or call 0333 011 2125.