Tips, stories, and updates from the PewPlan team.
Four church themes, from a printed order of service to a large, friendly layout, on top of a redesigned Service Builder. Plus programme import, better FreeShow scripture slides, a new share page and a full desktop mode.
Read more →Add a poster to any programme and it appears at the top of the shared page, in the WhatsApp and iMessage preview, on the PDF bulletin and as the first slide in Present mode. Plus smarter link previews for everyone, and more control over your branding.
Read more →A redesigned dashboard that shows your next Divine Service at a glance, clearer church search, an Organisation profile with your own church icon, and settings you can actually find.
Read more →A few updates to how people join your organisation on PewPlan — easier for new members to find and join your church, an easy fix when someone's turned away by mistake, and more dependable invite emails behind the scenes.
Read more →After a quiet few weeks over the break, PewPlan is back with a handful of updates — starting with a 30-day free trial of Pro, plus inline media from links and a few reliability fixes.
Read more →A complete walkthrough of building a Sabbath Divine Service programme from scratch — adding songs, posters, scripture, a sermon, special items, and taking your programme through to final approval.
Read more →Most Sabbath programmes involve more than one person. Here's how to bring your team into PewPlan, give them the right level of access, and keep things running smoothly when multiple people are working on the same service.
Read more →PewPlan has a new icon, a new colour palette, and a handful of improvements to how images and controls feel across the app. Here's what changed and why.
Read more →No two churches run the same service. PewPlan now lets you define your own programme templates, share with a single tap, and export to your projection software — all from a tidier, more intuitive editor.
Read more →Every church knows the feeling: it's Friday night, the programme is half done, someone changed the sermon title, and the worship leader just added a song. PewPlan was built to fix that.
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