In The Bulletin puts the Sunday bulletin on every phone in the room. A church builds its bulletin from cards and adds only the features it wants: events, the order of service, a worship set playlist, announcements, giving, links, a verse of the day, and embeds from tools it already uses.^1
Two cards do the follow-up work. Connect cards collect visitor information, prayer requests, and sign-ups, and sermon notes come with fill-in-the-blank sections that visitors can complete and email to themselves.^1 Responses sync to Planning Center, B1 Church, or a spreadsheet, events can be imported from Planning Center, and contacts build into a People section inside the platform. Email messaging is built in, and SMS runs through a Text In Church connection.^1
There is nothing for the congregation to download; the bulletin opens in the browser on any device, and the church can update it from a phone or laptop moments before the service. Bulletins can run on a custom domain, such as bulletin.yourchurch.com.^1
In The Bulletin publishes under its brand name only; no company name, founder, or location is published on its site. Its stated values are church-centered: simplicity, meaningful connection, wise stewardship, and meeting people where they are.^2 Its privacy policy states that personal information is not sold, names its processors, and publishes role contacts for support, privacy, and legal questions.^3
In The Bulletin is one plan with unlimited access to every feature, billed monthly or yearly, with a 30-day money-back guarantee and cancellation at any time; see the site for current plan details.^1
Notable- Card-based bulletin building, with only the features a church wants turned on.^1
- Connect cards and check-in sync to Planning Center, B1 Church, or a spreadsheet, so guest follow-up does not start with retyping.^1
- Fill-in-the-blank sermon notes that visitors can email to themselves.^1
- No app for the congregation to install, and updates land in real time, even moments before the service.^1
