Ship of Fools is a brand that has a rich history and has evolved into an engaging online community and webzine since its inception in 1977. Originally a print magazine for students, it transitioned into a website on April Fool's Day in 1998 and has become a platform for people who prefer a disorganized approach to religion. The brand aims to encourage self-criticism and honesty within Christianity, believing that this can strengthen faith.

Ship of Fools offers various features, including the popular Mystery Worshipper, the Caption Competition, and Gadgets for God. They have also organized projects such as The Ark, an online gameshow, and Church of Fools, an early experiment in online 3D church. The brand has a thriving online community with bulletin boards discussing topics ranging from religion and pop culture to thought-provoking questions.

With over 150,000 unique visitors per month accessing more than 2. 5 million pages, Ship of Fools attracts readers who are interested in searching for answers to complex questions rather than settling for simplistic solutions. It is a platform that embraces the value of faith while challenging traditional norms