Terms of Service

Last updated: 19 August 2026 · Effective upon first use of the Service

EdenStream (“the Service”, “we”, “our”, “us”) is a digital media ecosystem built for the Adventist community — a sanctuary where creators build sustainable ministries. By accessing or using EdenStream at edenstreammedia.com, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, please do not use the Service.

1. Who operates the Service

EdenStream Media (the “Operator”) operates the Service from Karoi, Mashonaland West, Zimbabwe. These Terms are governed by the laws of Zimbabwe. Where these Terms require you to contact us, use the Contact link on the site, or write to the Operator, EdenStream Media, Karoi, Zimbabwe.

2. The Service

The Service includes: browsing and watching content; the Content Registry (a searchable, license-verified index of Adventist media); the Marketplace (digital product sales); Partnership fan funding (voluntary monthly support of creators); the Upper Room (48-hour paid rentals and pay-per-view); Study Together rooms; and the Watercooler (creator collaboration listings).

3. Accounts and the Registry

4. Your content and conduct

5. Marketplace purchases

6. Partnership fan funding

7. Upper Room rentals

Rentals grant 48 hours of access to the rented work. Rental access is personal: you may not share, re-encode, or redistribute rented content. Watermarked content remains the property of its creator.

8. Termination

9. Disclaimers and limitation of liability

10. Disputes

We will first try to resolve any dispute in good faith. If a dispute cannot be resolved informally, it will be governed by the laws of Zimbabwe and submitted to the courts of Zimbabwe sitting at Karoi.

11. Changes to these Terms

We may update these Terms from time to time. Material changes will be posted on this page with a new “Last updated” date and, where practicable, announced on the Service at least 14 days before they take effect. Continued use of the Service after changes take effect constitutes acceptance.

12. Contact

Questions about these Terms: use the Contact link on the site, or write to the Operator, EdenStream Media, Karoi, Zimbabwe.

A note on the Sabbath: EdenStream deliberately pauses commerce and ad activity from sunset Friday to sunset Saturday, in keeping with the values of the community it serves.

Frequently asked questions

What is EdenStream?

EdenStream is a Sabbath-aware streaming platform being built for Adventist creators of every kind — pastors, musicians, health teachers, documentarians, historians, authors and artists among them. It lets creators host sermons, music, health teaching, documentaries and more on a library that families can browse without an algorithmic feed, and creators keep the lion's share of the ministry.

Is EdenStream open to creators yet?

Not yet. EdenStream is at waitlist stage — there is no public studio login on the launch site. Creators can join the waitlist and will be written to when the studio tools are ready.

How does EdenStream handle the Sabbath?

EdenStream is Sabbath-aware. Commerce pauses from Friday 18:00 until Saturday 18:00 Africa/Harare, so the platform rests over the Sabbath rather than driving transactions through it.

Who runs EdenStream?

EdenStream Media is founded by Lloyd Gande and based in Karoi, Zimbabwe. It is linked to Back to Eden Health Coach (backtoedenhealth.co.zw), a Bible-based natural health ministry.

What advertising does EdenStream accept?

EdenStream does not monetise viewer attention. Advertising is limited to mission-aligned partners under its 'Freely Give' model, and partner material must be consistent with the platform's statement of beliefs and the health principles taught on the service. There are no advertising auctions, and every commercial arrangement is disclosed on the item it funds. EdenStream carries no third-party advertising networks, behavioural tracking, or retargeting.

What content standards does EdenStream follow?

EdenStream is a faith-friendly, family-safe network: music, teaching and health content made for families. The full content and advertising standard — what we carry and what we refuse — is published at /standards.