Your church bulletin, finished in minutes
Tell us your church and your website. The assistant reads it, learns your service times, staff and regular notices, and lays out a finished, print-ready bulletin for Sunday. Change anything by simply asking. Next week, just say “this week’s bulletin”.
- ✓ Denomination, name, town and website. Optional: last week’s bulletin.
- ✓ Free · 2 finished bulletins a month · no credit card
How it works
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Tell us your church
Denomination, name, town and website. Optional: last week’s bulletin.
- 2
The assistant researches and builds
It reads your website, saves your service times, staff and photos, and lays out the issue: usually 2 to 4 minutes.
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Review, refine, print
Ask for changes in plain words. Download the PDF and the Word file. Next week: “this week’s bulletin”.
Made by the assistant
Denominations
10 designs modelled on real printed bulletins
It researches your church
Give your website and the assistant reads it: address, phone, service and Mass times, pastor and staff with their photos, ministries and your logo. If your church posts its bulletin online, it reads the latest issue and learns your regular notices and section order.
It knows your tradition
Mass and homily for Catholic parishes, worship service and sermon for Baptists, Divine Liturgy for the Orthodox, Sabbath for Adventists, sacrament meeting for Latter-day Saints. Orders of worship, vocabulary and readings follow your tradition.
Readings done right
Full Sunday readings from the USCCB Lectionary for Catholic parishes (English and Spanish), the Revised Common Lectionary in a public-domain translation for lectionary churches, and the Orthodox calendar for Orthodox parishes. Never copyrighted hymn lyrics.
Refine by chat
“Move the bake sale to the top.” “Add a Spanish welcome.” “New cover.” “Make it four pages.” Each revision is a new PDF in seconds, and revisions are free.
Next week in one line
Your church profile, staff photos, style and recurring notices are saved. Next week, ask for “this week’s bulletin” and add what is new.
More than bulletins
Programs for funerals, weddings, anniversaries and special days, inserts, flyers, letters on your letterhead, announcement slides and volunteer schedules.
Questions
How does it work?
You give the church name, denomination and website (if you have one). The assistant researches your website and the last bulletin you posted, saves your church profile, and builds the bulletin in one go. Then you refine it by chat.
Which denominations does it support?
Catholic, Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Episcopal and Anglican, Orthodox, Pentecostal, AME, Seventh-day Adventist, Church of Christ, Nazarene, Mennonite, UCC, Reformed, non-denominational, Coptic and Oriental Orthodox, Latter-day Saints and more. Each keeps its own order of worship, vocabulary and readings.
Does it print the Scripture readings?
Catholic parishes get the full Sunday readings from the USCCB Lectionary (English or Spanish) with the Order of Mass and the Creed; lectionary churches get the Revised Common Lectionary in a public-domain translation; Orthodox parishes get the readings of the day; free churches print the sermon passage.
What does it cost?
The free plan makes 2 finished bulletins or programs a month, revisions included, with no credit card. The Church plan ($39 a month, or $348 a year) makes 12 a month, enough for a weekly bulletin plus programs and flyers; Pro ($69 a month, or $588 a year) makes 30.
Can I edit it in Word?
Yes. Every bulletin comes as a designed PDF and an editable Word file.
What languages?
English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Italian, plus bulletins in Tagalog, Korean, Chinese, Swahili, Yoruba, Indonesian, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese and Bengali.