Church Bulletin Template for Google Docs

Google Docs is great for sharing a draft with the pastor. Download the Word copy of your bulletin, open it in Google Drive, and it becomes a Google Doc everyone can comment on. The designed PDF stays ready for printing.

Start with your church

Free · 2 finished bulletins a month · no credit card

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us your church

    Denomination, name, town and website. Optional: last week’s bulletin.

  2. 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.

  3. 3

    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

Catholic parish bulletin with Sunday worship aid made with Church Bulletin Software
Catholic parish bulletin with Sunday worship aidSacred Art & Gold · Christ the King · USCCB readings, Order of Mass, Creed, Mass intentions
Baptist church bulletin, Thanksgiving Sunday made with Church Bulletin Software
Baptist church bulletin, Thanksgiving SundayBlue Panels Clean · order of worship, sermon notes, Lord’s Supper, prayer list, giving vs budget
Methodist bulletin, First Sunday of Advent made with Church Bulletin Software
Methodist bulletin, First Sunday of AdventCover Art & Teal Headers · Advent wreath, lectionary readings, UMH hymns

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What you get

  • Filled with your church’s details, not placeholders
  • Opens in Google Docs from the .docx download
  • Share for comments, then ask the assistant to apply changes
  • Print-ready PDF for the final copy

A simple weekly routine

Monday: ask for “this week’s bulletin”. Tuesday: share the Google Doc with the pastor for comments. Wednesday: paste the changes into the chat (“move the bake sale up, add the choir rehearsal”) and download the final PDF.

Questions

Do I need a Google account?

Only to open the Word copy in Google Docs. The bulletin itself is made on our site.

Ready for Sunday?

Your first bulletin is free and takes a few minutes.

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