AdministrationUpdated Mar 6, 2026
Firesky

Forms

Firesky Forms lets you create custom forms and embed them directly on your church website. Forms are fully managed in Firesky — no CHMS required.

Creating a Form

  1. Go to DashboardForms
  2. Click New form
  3. Give your form a title and optional instructions (shown above the form)
  4. Add fields from the panel on the left:

Available Field Types

Field typeDescription
TextSingle-line text input
ParagraphMulti-line text area
DateDate picker
RadioSingle-choice selection (shows as radio buttons)
DropdownSingle-choice selection (shows as a dropdown menu)
CheckboxOne or more checkbox options
File uploadAllow respondents to attach a file
InstructionsDisplay-only text block (not an input)

Form Settings

SettingDescription
Collect contact infoAdds First Name, Last Name, Email, and Phone fields automatically
Collect addressAdds a full address block automatically
End dateThe form stops accepting responses after this date
Completion messageWhat respondents see after successfully submitting
  1. Click Save when finished

Embedding a Form on Your Website

Step 1: Get the form ID

Open the form in DashboardForms → click the form → look for the embed code section. The form-id is the UUID shown there.

Step 2: Add the Firesky script to your site (if not already)

<script id="FireSkyWidgets" src="https://www.thefiresky.com/widgets.js"></script>

Step 3: Add the form element where you want it

<fs-firesky-forms form-id="your-form-uuid-here"></fs-firesky-forms>

Replace your-form-uuid-here with the form ID from Step 1.

Step 4: Make sure your domain is in Allowed Origins

Go to DashboardWidgetsAllowed origins and add the domain where your form will appear (e.g. https://mychurch.org). Without this, the form won't load.

Note: The Firesky Forms widget must be added to your church in DashboardWidgets. It's free for all churches.

Viewing Responses

Go to DashboardFormsResponses to see all submissions across all forms. Use the filter to view responses for a specific form.

Each response shows:

  • Submission date
  • Contact information (name, email, phone — if collected)
  • Address (if collected)
  • All field responses

Editing a Form

Go to DashboardForms, click the form you want to edit, and make your changes. Existing responses are preserved when you edit a form.

Changes to field labels or options apply immediately to new submissions but do not affect existing responses.

Closing a Form

Set an end date in the form settings to automatically stop accepting responses on a specific date. After the end date, visitors will see your completion message instead of the form.

To close a form immediately, set the end date to today's date.

Deleting a Form

In DashboardForms, use the delete button next to the form. Deleting a form permanently removes it and all its responses.

Differences: Firesky Forms vs. Custom Form widget

Firesky FormsCustom Form widget
Where forms are managedFiresky dashboardMinistry Platform
CHMS requiredNoYes (Ministry Platform)
Widget element<fs-firesky-forms form-id="..."><fs-custom-form guid="...">
View responsesDashboard → Forms → ResponsesMinistry Platform

Use Firesky Forms for most situations — it's simpler and doesn't require a CHMS. Use Custom Form only if you need to embed an existing Ministry Platform form.