Worship & Songs
A Song Arrangement is a named variation of a song with its own key, tempo, sequence, and chord chart. Arrangements let you keep a single canonical song record while still tracking that "Acoustic" i...
A Setlist is a reusable, savable list of songs -- each with its own key, arrangement, and capo -- that you can build once and then reuse, open in My Stand, lead live, or load into a service plan. S...
Once you have planned a service or built a setlist, the last step is getting it in front of your musicians. TimelyChurch does this with My Stand -- a live, zero-upload music stand that every team m...
My Stand is not just a place to read charts -- it is built to help you play. The reader includes a metronome, hands-free autoscroll, and foot-pedal/keyboard page turns so you can keep both hands on...
Every musician marks up their music differently -- a highlight on the key change, a note to watch the leader, a reminder about the tag. In My Stand you can add personal marks highlights and notes t...
Great services are rehearsed, not improvised. TimelyChurch gives your worship team a practice loop: each member marks the songs they have learned, RSVPs to the rehearsal, and keeps private practice...
The Song Library keeps a running record of when each song is used, which powers two reports: a song usage report for planning your rotation and a CCLI summary for your licensing paperwork. Both are...
TimelyChurch can turn any song into a printable chart or a set of projection slides. The Export menus offer print-ready PDFs for musicians and lyric slides for your projection software -- ProPresen...
If you are new to leading or playing worship in TimelyChurch, My Stand is the one screen to understand first. It is the live, zero-upload music stand your whole team reads from -- on a phone proppe...
A setlist is more useful the moment it belongs to a specific team, not "everybody who can open Songs." This article covers assigning a worship team to a setlist, what that changes about who can see...