One church library, a whole volunteer team

Invite your worship team, organize ministries, and share one WorshipDeck library across the church. Admins manage roles, billing, and settings; members prep and present from any browser.

WorshipDeck church member settings

WorshipDeck is church software, not a single-user slideshow. Your team shares one library: presentations, services, songs, sermon notes, and media.

Invite people, give them a role, put them in a ministry, and let them sign in from whatever device they have. Sunday is no longer "only on the media director's laptop."

Roles that match volunteer reality

  • Admin — church settings, members, ministries, screens, billing, usage
  • Member — prep and present with the shared library

Everyone who joins is assigned at least one ministry. Ministries are how growing churches keep youth, worship, and weekend production from dumping everything in one undifferentiated pile — without buying a second product.

Invite, don't copy files

Admins send email invites with a role and ministries. Invitees create an account (Google or password) and land in the church that invited them. They do not need a separate subscription.

Edit sessions still protect a deck or service while someone is actively editing. Collaboration is "shared library + clear locks," not silent overwrite.

One login, more than one church

People who help at a plant and a sending church — or a staff member who sits in two organizations — keep a global login and switch active church. Libraries and billing stay isolated per church.

Settings that make Sunday repeatable

Admins configure once so volunteers are not guessing:

A Get ready checklist tracks denomination, Bibles, screens, first presentation, first service, and team invites — useful when you are onboarding, not every week forever.

Plans are church-owned

Subscriptions live on the church. Both plans include the same product features; pricing differs by capacity (members, ministries, presentations, storage, AI allowance). If a subscription lapses, access is gated for the whole church — which is why an admin should own billing.

See small churches if you are a handful of volunteers, or media volunteers if you run the booth.

Common questions