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We are aware of this issue, and technically, it is not a bug. According to our developer, both Apple and Google prevent the lock-screen player from syncing with the app player when the device is locked. That means that if the recording finishes while your phone is locked, the app played position is going to show the last point it was before your device went to sleep. In order for the app to correctly save the last played position, you have to be in the app when you stop playing. This is not ideal, but currently, we cannot change it.

The volume level for sermons is determined by each congregation's sound bench. It varies from church to church. The same would be true for podcasts/events, etc. - that is set by the podcast producer. We just did a quick comparison of various churches in AC Central vs podcasts on another app vs Apple Music and find volume levels to be quite similar. What type of device are you using?

Thanks for the additional info. What type of device are you using and what version of the operating system do you have?

Please provide more information about what is happening, as we cannot replicate this problem. When you set your Home Church in Account and scroll down to touch the Save button, what happens? Do you get an error?

Please provide more detail about what you are experiencing so we can look into this. Everything appears to be working correctly with hymn search on our devices and it is not clear what you mean by "search for favorites." Also, please tell us what type of device you are using and what version of AC Central is installed.

It will be in the next app release, end of July.

The sister church is interested in potentially building their own version of something like AC Central and has approached Onward Media to discuss ways to potentially work together. It would not be one app for both ACCA and ACCN. These are just preliminary conversations at this point.

Actually, this new feature is not ready for release and should not be showing up yet in the public version of the app.