Case study ยท 2026

Flow in Faith

A faith-based wellness community's membership rebuilt on WordPress and PMPro, with every member-facing touchpoint fully branded to match.

Shipped
2026
Delivered by
Chris K. Howard, end to end
Stack
WordPressPMProStripeElementor
Lines Rewritten
2,300
Plugin code for PMPro compatibility
PMPro Pages Styled
12
Login, checkout, account, confirmation
Flow in Faith homepage showing 'A Christ-centered wellness ecosystem' hero with the Teachers Collective gold seal on a purple background

Problem

Flow in Faith is a faith-based wellness community offering memberships, courses, and summit events. The site was running a custom Next.js and Sanity stack with Clerk authentication and needed to migrate to WordPress with PMPro for long-term maintainability, while preserving member data and rewriting a 2,300-line plugin for compatibility.

Solution

Rewrote 2,300 lines of plugin code for PMPro compatibility. Styled and branded all 12 PMPro pages including login, registration, checkout, account management, and confirmation flows. Built Elementor templates for consistent design across the WordPress environment.

Results

Complete membership migration from custom Stripe to PMPro with fully branded touchpoints. All member-facing pages styled to match the Flow in Faith design language, ready for content team handoff.

Architecture

flowchart LR
  subgraph Before[Before State]
    direction TB
    NC[Next.js + Clerk]
    CS[Custom Stripe Integration]
  end
  subgraph After[After State]
    direction TB
    WP[WordPress]
    PM["PMPro Plugin<br/>12 pages styled"]
    EL[Elementor Templates]
  end
  Before ==2,300 lines rewritten==> After
  PM --> M[Member Portal]
  PM --> C[Branded Checkout]
  PM --> A[Account Management]
System architecture, rendered live from source.

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