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Four complete bulletins — warm and welcoming, traditional, formal and reverent, and contemporary. Each one is real output from ChurchPress, not a mock-up: change the tone and the artwork, the type and the wording change with it.
Download any of them as a print-ready PDF. No signup, no watermark, no email address required.
Inside a bulletin
A bulletin is two printed pages. The cover carries your church name, the service time and the verse for the week; the inside spread carries the service itself. Here it is in the warm tone.
Grace Community Church is an example church, and so is the service in it.
Four styles
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Family services, community churches, and congregations where a lot of the room is visiting for the first time.
A cream and gold palette with script lettering over an open Bible on a wooden table.
Example: Grace Community Church — Sunday, 27 September 2026 · 10:30 AM
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Established congregations with a set liturgy — psalm singing, the Lord’s Day, the Lord’s Supper, a printed order of service.
Deep navy ground with Cinzel lettering and one of the psalms set as the cover verse.
Example: St. Andrew's Reformed Church — Sunday, 27 September 2026 · 9:00 AM
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Anglican, Episcopal and high-church services: introit, processional, collect, anthem, prayers of the people.
A deep aubergine ground, a cross ornament at the corners, and a choral order of service.
Example: Church of the Resurrection — Sunday, 27 September 2026 · 11:00 AM
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Modern worship, church plants and younger congregations — worship set, announcement video, next steps, serve teams.
Clean sans-serif type on a dark ground, with the service written the way the room actually runs.
Example: Riverbend Church — Sunday, 27 September 2026 · 10:00 AM
What is in it
Nothing here is decoration for its own sake. Each section is one thing somebody in the room needs: what is happening, what is being read, who to pray for, and how to give.
Two ways to use this page
Useful for seeing the design, for a hall display, or for showing your church what is possible. Download the PDF and print one copy.
Enter your service once — church name, time, sermon title, scripture, announcements, prayer list — pick a tone, and you get this design with your details, plus the slides, social posts and email.
Three bulletins free, no card. Then $15 a month.
Questions
Yes. Every sample on this page downloads as a print-ready PDF with no signup, no email address, and no watermark.
They are US Letter, two pages: a cover and an inside spread. ChurchPress also outputs A4 for churches outside the United States, and both are sized to print without scaling.
That is what ChurchPress does. Enter your church name, service time, sermon title, scripture, announcements and prayer list once, choose one of the four tones, and it produces this same design with your words. Your first three bulletins are free and need no card.
Any Protestant church. The tone setting changes the wording as well as the look — whether the service is called Sunday Worship or the Lord’s Day, whether the offering is described as giving or tithes and offerings — and the four samples here cover Baptist, Reformed, Anglican and contemporary non-denominational styles.
The design is fixed, so a PDF is best used as a reference or a one-off. To change the words and keep the design, generate the bulletin in ChurchPress — all the text comes out editable before you print.