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Built for worship teams
Stop retyping lyrics and rebuilding screen versions: keep songs, arrangements, chord views, confidence content, and the live setlist connected.
A Red Red Rose
LiveLyrics with chords for this presentation.·Original key: F
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Slide 1
A Red Red Rose
Slide 2· verse 1
F Gm7
My love is like a red red rose
Bb Csus C
That's newly sprung in June
Slide 3· verse 1
F Gm7
My heart is like the melody
Bb Csus F
That's sweetly played in tune
Slide 4· chorus 1
F Gm7 F/A Bb F/A
As fair art thou my bonnie lad
F C7sus C
So deep in love am I
Worship teams live in the gap between Thursday rehearsal and Sunday's first downbeat. WorshipDeck is built so lyrics, chords, and the setlist stay in one church workspace, not in a folder of last-week copies.
A Sunday-shaped workflow
- Pick songs from the catalog or My songs
- Compose lyric slides with a theme your church already uses
- Add those decks to a service in the order you will actually sing
- Open chord charts on stage from service present
- The operator goes live and advances; you watch the confidence monitor or the chart
If the pastor adds a reprise, duplicate the item. If you drop a song, reorder while live. The congregation never has to stare at a frozen slide while someone finds the right file.
Lyrics, lower thirds, confidence
Content variants keep one arrangement in sync across:
- House lyrics
- Stream lower third
- Stage confidence (lyrics, or chords when the song has them)
You still advance one slide at a time. Layouts send the right variant to the right glass.
What worship leaders should not have to do
- Rebuild slides because the only licensed computer is in the booth
- Radio the operator for "next verse"
- Project chords on the main screen so the band can see them
Web-based access means you can tidy a lyric break on a tablet after rehearsal. Team invites mean more than one person can prep the set.
Get started from pricing, compose one song your team already uses, and see how it moves from rehearsal to every Sunday screen.
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Songs that become stage-ready slides
Browse a global song catalog or keep your church's own ChordPro songs in WorshipDeck. Compose lyric slides with congregation, lower-third, and confidence-monitor outputs, including CCLI on credits slides.
Presenter views for the preacher and the band
Open WorshipDeck presenter views in a separate tab for the preacher and the band. Speaker notes and chord charts stay in sync with live slides, including following the current song in a service.
One slide, every screen. Variants that stay in sync
Content variants in WorshipDeck let one slide drive many screens (English and Spanish, lyrics vs lower third, congregation vs confidence monitor) while the operator still advances a single setlist.
Live presentation without stopping the room
Run Sunday from a browser operator console. Preview before you go live, advance slides from the keyboard, annotate, and edit presentations or service order without interrupting congregation screens.