For clergy
You made the liturgical decisions years ago. This keeps them, and stops you re-making them every week.
What it is like now
- The booklet quietly diverges from what the parish actually does, because whoever makes it is guessing.
- Seasonal discipline — the Gloria, the Alleluia — depends on someone remembering.
- Copyright compliance depends on nobody having deleted the acknowledgement.
- Producing it yourself costs an evening you do not have.
What changes
- Your order of service, your texts, your choices, fixed and reused — the weekly work is only hymns, psalm and notices.
- Advent and Lent apply their own shape without disturbing anything else.
- The Common Worship acknowledgement and your parish name are structural, not remembered.
- Delegable. Which is the actual point.
How it works
- Set up your church once. Name, colour, badge, and whether you pray in traditional or contemporary language.
- Build your order of service once. Walk through the service, including or omitting each part, pasting your own texts where you use your own. See the full Order One shape.
- Each week, plan the Sunday. The readings and the psalm are already set out; choose hymns from suggestions matched to them, add the notices.
- Print. An A5 booklet imposed for your photocopier, or A4 in larger type.
There is a real sample booklet you can download without an account, and this Sunday’s readings are on the site whether or not you ever sign up.