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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 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

Invites can assign people to ministries, giving admins a clear record of where each volunteer serves. Presentations, services, songs, notes, and media remain part of the shared church library.

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. It is 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