Church Bulletin Template for Microsoft Word

Prefer to finish in Word? Every bulletin the assistant makes comes with a .docx file containing the same content: your cover, letter, order of worship, readings, announcements, prayer list and staff, ready to edit in Microsoft Word, LibreOffice or Google Docs. The designed layout is in the matching PDF.

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

  • Editable .docx with real headings and tables, not a picture of a page
  • Same content as the designed PDF, so you can tweak wording and reprint
  • Works in Word, Pages, LibreOffice and Google Docs
  • Replaces old Microsoft Publisher bulletin files (Publisher is being retired)

Moving from Microsoft Publisher

Microsoft is retiring Publisher, and many church offices have years of bulletins in .pub files. Upload a PDF of your last Publisher bulletin and the assistant learns its sections and recurring notices, then produces the new issue as a PDF and a Word file.

Why the PDF is the designed version

Word reflows text on every computer, so complex bulletin layouts drift. The PDF keeps the design exact for printing; the Word copy is for quick edits and for offices that like to finish by hand.

Questions

Is the Word file free?

Yes, it comes with every bulletin, including on the free plan.

Can I open it in Publisher?

Publisher opens .docx files, but we recommend the PDF for printing and the Word file for edits.

Ready for Sunday?

Your first bulletin is free and takes a few minutes.

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