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Worship Planner

Sets that serve the sermon

What it does

Worship Planner bridges the gap between the preaching team and the worship team. Feed it the sermon theme or scripture passage and it suggests songs that align theologically and emotionally — filtered by your tradition, liturgical season, and congregation style. Set lists become a curated arc, not a random playlist.

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How it fits the platform

Worship Planner works in concert with Sermon Companion — the pastor builds the sermon outline, and the worship leader builds the set around the same theme. The ChurchWiseAI Chatbot can then answer visitor questions like "what songs did you sing on Easter Sunday?" because it knows what was planned. The 17-tradition engine ensures a Reformed congregation's set list feels different from a Pentecostal one.

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Features

Song-to-sermon theme matching
Liturgical season alignment
17 theological tradition support
Set list builder and history
Planning Center integration
Congregation style preferences

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The Burden

The worship leader picks songs on Thursday night. The pastor finalizes the sermon on Saturday. Sunday morning, the set and the message are strangers to each other.

Disconnected worship is the default. Unified worship takes coordination that most teams don't have time for.

Give it the sermon passage. Your AI surfaces songs that fit the theme, the season, and your tradition — so Sunday feels like one story, not two.

Sets that serve the sermon. Every Sunday.

—Set lists get built from memory and habit. The same 40 songs on rotation — not because they fit, but because they're known.
—Liturgical seasons like Advent and Lent get ignored because nobody has time to research appropriate music.
—A Reformed congregation's worship should sound different from a Pentecostal one. Generic tools don't know the difference.

Start with the Voice Agent & Chatbot

Worship Planner is coming soon. In the meantime, the ChurchWiseAI Voice Agent and Chatbot are live today — the core engine that powers the entire platform.

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