The hardest part of leading worship was never the music. It was the chasing: charts in a group chat, a key change that never reached the bass player, and the Saturday-night question nobody could answer — does the band know these songs?
Worship in TimelyChurch now handles all of it.
Monday, you pull songs from your library into a set, drag them into order, set each key, and watch the total run time add up. Midweek, your players open the set on their own phones, practice along to a reference recording, loop the hard bridge, and mark each song learned. Saturday, you open the readiness panel and actually see that six of seven players are green — one text message instead of a guess.
Sunday, nobody prints anything. Every player opens My Stand on their own phone: the guitarist on capo 2, the vocalist in her key, the keys player reading Nashville numbers — all from the same set, with a metronome, autoscroll, and their own notes on the chart. You tap Go Live, and when you jump to the bridge, every screen follows.
After the service, the usage report already has what you sang, in what key, ready for CCLI.
👉 See how a week with Worship actually works →
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The TimelyChurch Team