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Every gathering.One connected plan.

Plan services, prepare your team, and coordinate every moment — from weekly worship to special gatherings.

Available from the Starter plan. Service planning and volunteer scheduling are part of every plan. Compare plans

A worship leader and a volunteer coordinator review the service plan on a tablet in a modern sanctuary while the band sets up on stage.
  • Plan published
  • Volunteers replied
Sunday Worship · Rooted in Covenantory Planning: published, four required roles open, and nine of thirteen serving places confirmed.
The difference

From Saturday-night scramble to a calm Sunday.

A volunteer coordinator working through the weekend schedule at her kitchen table with a laptop, a phone and printed rosters.Before
  • Service plans scattered across documents and messages.
  • Last-minute volunteer availability surprises.
  • Teams working from different information.
A Sunday service team huddles and laughs together in the auditorium before the service.With Covenantory
  • One published plan for the whole team.
  • Volunteer replies and coverage visible before the service.
  • A shared order of service connecting worship, production and ministry leaders.
Planning

One plan. Every team in sync.

Build the order of service, schedule your teams and publish once, so everyone serves from the same plan.

  1. Build the orderSections with timed items, in the order you will run them.
  2. Add what happensSongs, Scripture, ministry moments and transitions.
  3. Assign the rolesPlace people on serving teams for each part of the gathering.
  4. Collect repliesVolunteers answer from their phones; open positions stand out.
  5. Publish onceEveryone involved reads the same plan.
  6. Run it togetherStep through the shared service order from the moderator view.
The published order of service for Sunday Worship · Rooted: Worship & welcome and Word & response sections with times, durations, songs, the Colossians 2:6–7 reading and who leads each item.
Connected to Sermon Studio

Prepare the message in Sermon Studio. Bring the gathering together here.

Pastors study, outline and write the message in Sermon Studio. Link it to a service plan, and the title, speaker, series and Scripture reading appear in the order of service.

  • A sermon links to a service plan
  • Title, speaker, series and reading carry into the plan
  • Study notes stay with the pastor and invited collaborators
Explore Sermon StudioPrepare the message. Lead the service.
Two projection slides built from the message: a John 10:11 scripture slide on midnight blue, and the title slide The Good Shepherd on a warm ember background.
From plan to live gathering

Ready before the doors open.

  • A worship leader on stage with an acoustic guitar.
    Worship and production leads

    Songs, keys and transitions in one published order.

  • A teenage volunteer in a church hallway.
    Volunteers

    Replies confirm who is serving, and each person sees their part.

  • A media volunteer at the sound and video desk, headphones on, watching the monitor.
    Media team

    The moderator steps through the plan live, with a cue for who is next.

  • A kids' check-in volunteer at the check-in desk.
    Check-in team

    Welcome teams work from the same service, with families checked in by household.

  • Plan published
  • 9 of 13 serving places confirmed
  • 4 required roles open
  • “You're next” cue while live
The congregation stands in worship in a modern sanctuary as the band leads in front of a large video wall.
Sunday, 9:58. Everyone knows their part.The band, the greeters and the media desk read one plan.
Beyond the service

The service ends. The connection continues.

One Ministry. One Connected Story.

These belong to the wider Covenantory platform, so what happens in the gathering carries on without re-entry.

  1. Attendance and check-inHouseholds check in together, and attendance posts to each person's record.
  2. Guest recognition and follow-upFirst-time guests land in a follow-up queue with an owner.
  3. Giving and stewardshipThe offering moves to a counted, reviewed record.
  4. Sermons, broadcast and replayThe message publishes with its title and reading.
Good questions

What churches ask about planning and serving.

Straight answers from how Covenantory works today. Bring the rest to a walkthrough.

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What does check-in look like for a family?
Households by name or members by code. Children's rooms issue a pickup code, and new families are flagged as guests for Monday's follow-up.
Can the sermon appear in the service plan?
Yes. Link a sermon to a service plan and its title, speaker, series and Scripture reading appear in the plan. The pastor's study notes stay with the pastor and the people they invite.
Can volunteers see only what they need?
Yes. A volunteer sees their invitations, their role and arrival time for the service, and replies from the app or from the link in their text or email.
Can we reuse last week's plan?
Yes. Save a service as a template and start next week's plan from it, with the teams and sections already in place.
Everything your church does. Working together.

See your next gathering come together.

Walk through a real service plan, volunteer schedule, and connected ministry workflow in Covenantory.