Worship & Songs
"Going live" is the feature new worship leaders ask about most, and also the most misunderstood -- it does not stream video, and it does not control anyone's music. This article explains exactly wh...
Life happens -- a conflict comes up on a Sunday you are scheduled to play. TimelyChurch gives your worship team two ways to handle it without leaving a hole in the set: swap with a specific teammat...
Typing in a song's tempo and key by ear is easy to get wrong, especially for a fast worship anthem or a song in an unusual meter. TimelyChurch can listen to an uploaded recording and detect its BPM...
Some churches keep a tablet clamped to a music stand permanently. It is nobody's personal device: the keyboard player uses it this week, a guest bassist uses it next week, and on Wednesday the yout...
Many churches sing in one language while part of the congregation reads in another. TimelyChurch lets your own translation team add a second language to any song, so the words can go on screen in b...
Every slide export in TimelyChurch goes through one preview. You see the actual slides before anything downloads, set how they look, and only then choose a file format. What you approve is what you...
Every week someone exports Sunday's songs one file at a time and copies them onto the computer that runs the slides. Then the set changes on Thursday, and it all has to be done again. Song Sync is ...
Most churches already own their songs. They're in a binder of photocopies, in a Word file somebody typed years ago, in PDFs that arrived by email over the course of a decade, in a folder of ChordPr...
The chord chart editor is where the charts your band reads on Sunday are
Two questions about key come up every week, and they are not the same