A Shared Calendar for Your Lutheran Church
Sunday services, confirmation classes, LWML meetings, Reformation Sunday, midweek Lenten services — synced to every member's phone. No app to download. No accounts for your members.
Create Your Lutheran Church Calendar — FreeSound familiar?
Midweek Lenten services start next Wednesday and run for six weeks — each with a different theme, guest preacher, and soup supper menu. The schedule was printed in last Sunday's bulletin and mailed in the newsletter. By Tuesday, the office phone is ringing: "Is there a soup supper this week?" "What time does the service start?" "Which Wednesday does Pastor Hansen preach?" The church secretary has the schedule memorized because she's recited it fifty times.
Confirmation class meets on Saturdays at 10 AM — except this month, when it moved to 9 AM because the fellowship hall is booked for a wedding reception at noon. Pastor put the change in the weekly email, but two sets of parents never open church emails. Their kids showed up an hour late and missed the lesson on the Apostles' Creed.
The LWML planned a mission bazaar for the first Saturday in December. The men's group planned their Christmas breakfast for the same morning. The quilting group reserved the fellowship hall for a quilting bee at the same time. Three groups, one building, zero coordination — and the council president found out when all three leaders called her to complain on the same Monday.
How it works for Lutheran churches
Add your church events
Enter worship services, confirmation classes, LWML meetings, midweek services, and fellowship events. Pick dates and save. Takes about a minute.
Share with your congregation
Print the link in the bulletin, include it in the newsletter, or share it in your weekly email. Members tap once to subscribe.
Events appear on every phone
Church events show up in their calendar app — Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook — right alongside work meetings and family activities.
The free plan covers the basics for many Lutheran congregations. No credit card needed.
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Here's what Lutheran churches typically put on their shared calendar:
What this looks like in practice
Janet, the church secretary, opens iCalFeed on Monday morning. She adds the full Lenten midweek schedule — six services with different preachers and soup supper details — updates the confirmation class time for this month, and posts the LWML spring rally date. Total time: six minutes.
Earl, a lifelong member, checks his phone calendar on Wednesday afternoon. He sees "Midweek Lenten Service — 7:00 PM, Sanctuary, Theme: Grace Alone" with "Soup Supper at 6:00 PM" in the description. He didn't have to find last Sunday's bulletin or call the office — it was right there next to his cardiology appointment.
On Thursday, Pastor discovers the guest preacher for next Wednesday is sick and swaps in a different speaker. She edits the event description in the dashboard. By Friday, every subscriber's phone shows the updated preacher name and sermon topic. No need to print a correction or add a slide to Sunday's announcements.
How iCalFeed compares
vs. Church bulletin
Printed once a week. Events that happen midweek are already a distant memory by Tuesday.
Events are on their phone for the whole week with reminders before each one.
vs. Monthly newsletter
Many members barely skim it. Changes made after printing never reach anyone.
Updates sync automatically. Change an event and every phone reflects it within hours.
vs. Church website
The calendar page is the least visited page on most church websites.
Events come to them — right in the calendar app they check every single day.
vs. Email blast
Competes with hundreds of other emails. Older members often don't check email.
Events appear as calendar entries, not emails. Nothing to open, read, or click through.
Lutheran church calendar questions
Keep your Lutheran congregation informed
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