Service project moved to Thursday
Now 7:00 pm at the Hansens’. Bring work gloves — the more the merrier.
For wards, branches, and the people in them
Every new ward gets a 30-day trial of every feature. Have an early access code? Enter it when you set up your ward.
Why Ward Bulletins?
Relief Society, Elders Quorum, Primary, Youth Groups — each group posts to its own people. Nobody wades through the rest.
Ask on the post itself — or privately, to leaders only.
Anyone can read it. No account, no app. Leaders choose what’s on it.
Post the picnic once. Done. No forwarded threads, no stale flyers.
No DMs, no strangers, no ads, no engagement tricks. Just questions, asked where leaders can see them. Sus side chats? Not a thing, no cap.
Your groups’ events and the sign-ups you said yes to, right in your phone’s calendar. It keeps itself current. Forgetting you signed up for funeral potatoes is now on you.
No chat, no notification pile-up. Optional weekly email digest.
January, when every youth moves up a group? One grid, a few clicks. The clerk’s done before the opening hymn.
No more trying to figure out where to pass the clipboard next. Have you had it yet?
Posts
You see the groups you belong to. Star your favorites and hide the rest.
Flag it urgent. It gets a badge and its own tab until the date you pick.
Photos, a time, a place, RSVPs, a sign-up sheet. All on the post.
Calendar sync
Google, Apple, or Outlook. It keeps itself up to date.
Events from your groups, plus the slots you signed up for.
A Calendar tab in the app, too. Pick your view.
Sign-up sheets
Time slots, things to bring, or an open list. Tithing declaration just got a lot easier to schedule.
Every slot shows what’s taken. No double-booked Saturdays.
What you sign up for lands in your calendar. And you’ll get a reminder.
Print the sheet’s QR code and send it down the row. Scan, sign up, pass it on.
Missionary walls
They email one address. Letters and photos land on their wall. No more waiting on Mom’s forward.
One tap to email them. They’ll read it on P-day. Probably.
Close the wall when they’re back. Every letter and photo, saved as a PDF. The scrapbook makes itself.
How does it work?
A ward leader signs up and creates a bulletin. Takes a few minutes.
The yearly subscription is charged once per bulletin. Not per member.
The leader shares an invite link. Everyone in the ward joins for free.
Every ward gets a public link anyone can visit. Leaders decide what goes on it.
Start a bulletin anyway, for whatever you want. Name it anything. Change it later. Free forever for one group, and anyone can join.
The FAQ has the rest.
Plans
| Feature | Free | Subscription $29.99 a year per bulletin 30-day free trial |
|---|---|---|
| Posts, events and sign-up sheets | Included | Included |
| Urgent posts and a public bulletin page | Included | Included |
| Questions on posts | Included | Included |
| Add an event to your own calendar | Included | Included |
| Bulletin members | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Groups | 1 | Unlimited |
| Missionary walls | Not included | Included |
| Calendar tab and a linked calendar feed | Not included | Included |
| Schedule events up to | 3 months ahead | 1 year ahead |
| Posts are kept for | 90 days | 1 year |
Every new ward starts with a 30-day trial of everything.
Get started
Set up your ward in a few minutes. It starts with a 30-day trial of every feature; after that, keep what’s free or subscribe for the rest. Have an early access code? Enter it when you set up your ward. Questions? Email info@wardbulletins.com.