Education & Lessons
Sometimes lesson material needs to reach people who don't sign in -- a parent grabbing this week's coloring page, a visiting family, a guest teacher. TimelyChurch gives you two ways to share lesson...
As your lesson library grows, a flat list stops being useful. Folders in Drive give it structure -- "Preschool," "Elementary — Spring Quarter," "Youth: Romans" -- and they can hold lessons and file...
A lesson in the library is potential; a lesson on the calendar is a plan. TimelyChurch connects the two through class sessions on an event. One Sunday event can host every class that meets that mor...
Once a lesson is attached to a class session on an event see Lessons on Your Sunday14-lessons-in-events-and-classes.md, two people get exactly the view they need — and nothing they don't. The teach...
Sometimes you want a parent to be able to grab this week's coloring page or study sheet straight from your public event page — no login required. But most curriculum you buy comes with a plain rule...
Teaching videos are big. A full-resolution VBS video or a bundled curriculum pack can run into the hundreds of megabytes. Lesson attachments in TimelyChurch now support files up to 1 GB, uploaded d...
A curriculum folder isn't only for lesson storage — you can share it with one or more of your church's serving teams so everyone on that team can find the files they need without you emailing attac...
Sometimes a folder full of team files isn't the right fit — you just need to hand one file, or one whole folder, to one specific person. Maybe it's a review copy for your pastor, a worksheet for a ...
Sunday School in TimelyChurch works through three simple layers that build on each other. People is your master directory -- every child, teacher, and helper has to exist here first. Classes under ...
Sometimes you don't need to add a specific person or team at all — you just need a link. Get link in Drive creates a shareable page for a file or folder that works for anyone who has the address, n...