A Shared Calendar for Your Bible Study Group
Weekly meetings, reading assignments, prayer nights, fellowship dinners — synced to every member's phone. No app to download. No accounts for your group.
Create Your Bible Study Calendar — FreeSound familiar?
It's Tuesday night and only four people showed up to Bible study. The other eight forgot — again. The reminder was in a group text two weeks ago, but it's buried under photos, prayer requests, and a debate about which translation to use. Nobody scrolled back far enough to find it.
Your group leader changed the meeting location from the Johnsons' living room to the church fellowship hall because the group outgrew the couch. She mentioned it at last week's meeting, but three people who missed that session drove to the wrong house and sat in the driveway texting "Is anyone here?"
You started a six-week study on Romans and planned a celebratory dinner for the final session. But the host couple forgot which week it was, the appetizer person thought it was next week, and the dessert person never got the message at all. The group leader spent the whole evening on her phone instead of leading discussion.
How it works for Bible study groups
Add your group events
Enter your meeting schedule — regular sessions, special studies, fellowship dinners — pick dates and save. Takes 30 seconds.
Share with your group
Text the link to your members, email it out, or share it in your group chat. Everyone taps once to subscribe.
Events appear on every phone
Bible study events show up in their calendar app — Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook — with reminders right before each meeting.
The free plan is perfect for most Bible study groups. No credit card needed.
Get Started FreePerfect for every Bible study event
Here's what Bible study groups typically put on their shared calendar:
What this looks like in practice
Tom, the group leader, opens iCalFeed on Sunday afternoon. He adds next week's meeting at the Hendersons' house, includes the chapter assignment for Galatians 3 in the description, and adds the end-of-series potluck two weeks out. Total time: two minutes.
Maria, a group member, checks her phone calendar on Wednesday morning. She sees "Bible Study — 7 PM, Henderson Home, Read Galatians 3" right between her spin class and a dentist appointment. She reads the chapter on her lunch break because the reminder caught her at the right time.
On Friday, the Hendersons realize their kitchen is being remodeled and they can't host. Tom edits the event location to the church library in the dashboard. By Saturday, every member's phone shows the new location. No group text chaos. No confused people pulling into the wrong driveway.
How iCalFeed compares
vs. Group text chain
Meeting details get buried under 50 messages of side conversation. Nobody scrolls back.
Each meeting is a clean calendar entry with time, location, and the reading assignment.
vs. Email reminders
Someone has to remember to send them. If the leader forgets, half the group forgets too.
Events are on their phone calendar permanently. Reminders trigger automatically.
vs. Verbal announcements
Only works for people who were at the last meeting. Miss one and you're lost.
Every member has the full schedule whether they attended last week or not.
vs. Printed schedule card
Gets stuck on the fridge and ignored. Can't be updated when things change.
Living schedule that updates automatically on their phone when plans change.
Bible study calendar questions
Keep your Bible study group on the same page
Start with the free plan — 1 calendar, 10 events. No credit card required.