Christ-honoring DNS filtering
GraceDNS keeps congregations, households, and individual devices focused on what is pure (Philippians 4:8 NET). Copy one endpoint, paste it anywhere, and enjoy a calm online life.
Congregations and ministries can roll out filters with simple, printable endpoints.
Parents set one tier on the router and every phone, TV, and tablet follows.
Believers on the go can point laptops and phones to GraceDNS in under a minute.
Why we serve
GraceDNS exists for pastors, parents, and everyday believers who just want wholesome internet without a rocket science manual. We quiet the noise so disciples can delight in Jesus online and offline.
Printable quick-starts help congregations and ministries deploy safe browsing without IT staff.
Three gentle tiers let parents choose the right balance of compatibility, conviction, and calm.
Simple instructions let any believer point a single phone or laptop to a Christ-honoring resolver.
Plans for every household
Each tier builds on the last. Pick a profile, copy the endpoint, and paste it anywhere your device lets you set DNS.
Safety baseline: malware, phishing, trackers.
Android Private DNS expects just the host (no port) for the HTTPS-style address.
Eden plus adult content, gambling, proxies/VPNs, illegal downloads. SafeSearch enforced.
Most families start here for balanced safety and compatibility.
Sinai plus ads/telemetry and aggressive nuisances.
May break ad-funded apps. Keep Eden handy as a fallback.
Setup in minutes
Copy the secure address that starts with https:// if you are unsure. Each platform below keeps the directions short and simple.
Settings → Network & internet → Private DNS → "Private DNS provider hostname" → paste the hostname you copied from the tiers above.
Install a secure DNS profile with the HTTPS address or edit Wi‑Fi DNS and paste the plain-text IPs from your selected profile.
Settings → Network → Hardware properties → DNS server assignment → Manual → paste the HTTPS resolver you copied.
Point DNS to the plain-text IPv4/IPv6 pairs. Reboot devices to lock in protection everywhere.
The most aggressive profile blocks ads and telemetry hard, so keep a gentler option ready if a site misbehaves.
Clear convictions
Rooted in Scripture
“Whatever you do, in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus.”
This single call from Colossians 3:17 steers individuals, families, and the whole Church as we filter the web.
Colossians 3:17 (NET)
Support the mission
Generous gifts keep the filters current, fund infrastructure, and let us serve small congregations at no cost. Contributions are not tax-deductible, but they directly support our gospel-shaped goal of a clean internet.
Need clarity?
Eden is safety basics, Sinai adds moral guardrails, and Zion silences ads plus telemetry for the most peaceful browsing.
Sometimes. If a sign-in or video stops working on Zion, swap to Sinai or Eden and the site usually comes back instantly.
We recommend Sinai for most homes, Eden for maximum compatibility, and Zion for ad-free chapels or kiosks.
Every resolver sees the domains you query. Use the HTTPS-style address or the secure TLS host so only you and GraceDNS can read the names.
Change the dropdown above, copy the new endpoint, and paste it into your device or router. No reboot required on most phones.
No. GraceDNS is free for homes, ministries, and small schools. Businesses can reach out for a conversation.
Stewardship
Ole Brook Web Services, based in Mississippi, crafts dependable tools for churches and small businesses. GraceDNS is one of our gifts to the wider Body of Christ.
Visit olebrookwebservices.com