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Short, step-by-step guides for running your church website. Most take under two minutes to read.
Getting started
From signup to a live site — the first things to know.
You'll go from "let's make a website" to a live site in about a minute. Here's the whole ride.
Two minutes here and nothing in Studio will feel mysterious again.
Click the words or photo you want to change, right on the page.
Make the site match your church's look without a designer.
Your site is already live at a web address you can share anywhere. Here's where to find it.
Sermons & podcast
Add sermons, auto-import from YouTube, and start a podcast.
Paste one link and the video plays right on your sermon page.
Connect once, and every new sermon you post to YouTube or Vimeo comes into Studio on its own.
Usually one of these five. Check in order.
So people can binge a whole series like they would a season of a show.
Get on Apple Podcasts and Spotify without any extra service. It's included in your plan.
Events
Your calendar — one-off, repeating, or imported.
Put an event on your calendar, or change one, in well under a minute.
Enter it once, not every week.
Yes. If your calendar lives in Google Calendar, Outlook or similar, bring it over instead of retyping.
Your website
Your domain, pages, and the details people look for.
Use the web address your church already owns, or buy a new one, right in Studio.
Change what your pages say, add a new page, and set the order of things on each one.
Yes. Studio works in your phone's browser, no app to install.
Change them once in Settings and every place they show updates.
People & follow-up
Your team, guest follow-up, and who’s connecting.
Send an invite by email, and they can sign in and edit your site.
When someone new reaches out through your site, the follow-up happens even when everyone's busy.
See every guest who reached out, what they said, and where their follow-up stands.
Connect once and your events, groups and team stay in step with Planning Center.
Billing & account
Trial, billing, and managing your account.
Fixing problems
Quick fixes for the most common “uh-ohs.”