> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.thefaithapp.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Authentication > Sign in, sign up, password reset, email verification, and two-factor authentication for TheFaithApp admins. # Authentication This guide explains how admins access TheFaithApp and recover access when needed. The auth experience includes: * Sign in * Sign up * Forgot password * Reset password * Email verification * Two-factor authentication challenge ## Sign In Admins sign in with their email address and password from the sign-in page. ### Steps 1. Open `/sign-in`. 2. Enter the admin email address. 3. Enter the password. 4. Click `Sign In`. Sign in screen ### Current Behavior * A successful sign-in opens the dashboard home page. * If two-factor authentication is enabled, the user is asked to complete a verification step before access is granted. * If the account email has not yet been verified, the user is taken to the email verification screen. ### Notes * The sign-in page includes a direct link to `Forgot password`. * The UI also links new users to `Sign up`. ## Sign Up New churches can create an account from `/sign-up`. ### Steps 1. Open `/sign-up`. 2. Complete the `Personal Info` step. 3. Complete the `Church Info` step. 4. Upload or configure the logo step. 5. Submit the account creation form. ### Collected Information * User name * Email * Password * Password confirmation * Church name * Church location * Church email * Church website * Church logo path ### Result * On success, the app shows a confirmation toast. * The user is redirected back to `/sign-in`. Sign up screen ## Forgot Password Admins who cannot access their password can start recovery from `/forgot-password`. ### Steps 1. Open `/forgot-password`. 2. Enter the account email address. 3. Submit the form. ### Result * The app sends a password reset email. * A success notification confirms the email was sent. Forgot password screen ### Caveat * The current page copy mentions a verification code, but the implemented flow sends a password reset email. ## Reset Password The reset password page opens from the link sent in the password reset email. ### Expected Flow 1. Open the reset link from the email. 2. Enter a new password. 3. Confirm the new password. 4. Submit the form. ### Result * A valid reset completes the password update. * The app redirects the user back to `/sign-in` after a short delay. ### Caveats * If the reset link is incomplete or expired, the page asks the user to request a new password reset email. ## Email Verification If an admin account is not verified after sign-in, the app takes the user to the email verification screen. ### Available Actions * Resend verification email * Confirm that verification has already been completed * Sign out ### Behavior * If verification is completed from the email link, the page can continue the login flow automatically. * After verification, the app returns the user to the main signed-in experience. ## Two-Factor Authentication The app supports a second verification step for accounts that have two-factor authentication enabled. ### Supported Challenge Methods * Authenticator code * Recovery code ### Behavior * If the user leaves the flow before completing verification, they need to sign in again. * On success, the user continues into the dashboard.