One church calendar. Never out of sync.
Nobody maintains this calendar — and that’s exactly why it’s always correct. Every event, liturgy, and class publishes once from its own module and appears here instantly, on every phone in the parish. Fed from a single source of truth: never outdated, never a stale photocopy.
Nobody edits the calendar. The modules feed it.
The retreat is an Event. Sunday Prayers is a Liturgy series. Youth Group is a ministry. Grade 11 is a class. Each publishes once, in its own module — the calendar assembles itself on every phone, and when one of them moves, every week it touches moves with it.
And it is already in their pocket.
Nothing is exported, emailed or re-published. The moment a module saves, the entry is on every member’s phone — filtered to their church, shown in their timezone, with the room and a tap to join if it is streaming.
The bulletin was out of date the moment it left the printer. This calendar can’t be.
Paper bulletins go stale at print. Shared Google Calendars drift the third time someone forgets to copy a change over. On ChurchPlan there’s nothing to copy — the event is the calendar entry, so a correct calendar isn’t a chore. It’s a side effect.
Everything on it. Nothing extra in the way.
Filter & color-coded
Events, services, liturgies, and classes each carry their own color. One tap on the filter chips and a parent sees only what matters this afternoon.
Live Now, on the calendar
When Sunday Prayers goes live, the calendar row says so — and one tap puts a homebound member in the room. No hunting for a stream link in last week's email.
In their timezone
The retreat reads 8:00 AM EST at home and renders correctly for the grandparents wintering three timezones away. Nobody does the math, so nobody gets it wrong.
Your parish’s week — and the diocese’s, one tab over.
The calendar isn’t a silo. Members flip between their parish and every church they follow — and the month view shows the shape of the season at a glance.
ChurchPlan — home parish first: this week's retreat, Sunday's liturgy, Thursday's class.
All Churches — the feast at the cathedral and the youth night at the sister parish, without leaving the app.
Month or agenda — dot-coded days for planning the season, a scrolling schedule for planning the day.
Who's presiding — liturgies show their celebrants right on the calendar row.
Print the last bulletin.
Publish your events, liturgies, and classes once — and give every member a calendar that’s correct by construction, this Sunday and every Sunday after.