Free Digital Church Bulletin with a Live Mobile Example
Switch the demonstration between print and mobile to see why a PDF alone is difficult on a phone. The mobile edition keeps headings, actions, dates and links readable while the printable PDF remains available for the people who want paper.
The church office can connect you with the right ministry.
Readable type, real headings and tappable actions.
Do the job well
Practical guidance for this exact task
Make Sunday actions immediate
An event should offer a calendar or RSVP action, a ministry should show the right contact, and online giving should use the church’s approved destination. Do not make readers zoom a paper-shaped PDF to find a tiny URL.
One stable share link per published issue
QR code plus a short printed URL
Tap-to-call, email, map and calendar actions where useful
Accessible headings and meaningful link labels
A downloadable print PDF as a fallback
Publish with privacy in mind
Keep private pastoral details and unnecessary personal information out of public bulletins. Use explicit forms only when the church has a reason to collect a response, explain how it will be used, and delete it when it is no longer needed.
Publish only approved information
Avoid public prayer-list details without permission
Use role-limited contribution links for drafts
Keep fill-in sermon notes in the reader’s browser
Archive or unpublish old issues according to church policy
Straight answers
Frequently asked questions
Do people need an app to read the digital bulletin?
No. The live bulletin opens in an ordinary browser from a link or QR code.
Can we still print a paper bulletin?
Yes. The same reviewed issue can produce a clean PDF for printing and a responsive version for phones.
Can a digital church bulletin include a QR code?
Yes. Use a QR code that points to a stable church-controlled bulletin link and print a short URL beside it for people who cannot scan.
Use the complete workflow
Create, review, print and publish the next issue for free.
No payment card, no watermark and no paywall at export.