Liturgos

Plan worship with your church’s history in view.

Liturgos helps pastors in Reformed churches prepare services with a fuller understanding of what their congregation has sung and read over time.

Your worship, over time

Most-sung songs, with the date each was last sung.

  1. Praise the Lord (Psalm 150)Last sung Jun 14, 2026
    10 uses
  2. Sanctus (Franklin)Last sung Aug 2, 2026
    9 uses
  3. Gloria PatriLast sung Jul 12, 2026
    9 uses
  4. His Glory & My GoodLast sung Mar 22, 2026
    9 uses
  5. I Sing the Mighty Power of GodLast sung Apr 26, 2026
    8 uses
Example church history.

A longer view of your congregation’s worship

When did you last sing a particular hymn? Which books of Scripture have appeared in your readings and sermon texts? Liturgos lets you follow those questions back to the services themselves, so your planning can draw on more than the weeks you remember.

Prepare the service together

Arrange the order of worship, choose hymns and readings, and keep the details for each part of the service alongside it. Comments give your team a place to discuss a choice or leave a note before the plan is finalized.

An order of worship in Liturgos, with hymns and Scripture readings arranged in the service.
The order of worship, with a place for each hymn, reading, and prayer.

Keep the bulletin and slides faithful to the plan

Build a printable bulletin and a slide presentation from the service you have prepared. Using the same source reduces the chance of a hymn number or reading being copied incorrectly between versions.

Review and format the results, then print the bulletin, present slides from Liturgos, or export a PowerPoint file.

A hymn slide prepared in Liturgos, displaying Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah.
A hymn slide from the prepared service.

Plan a service in Liturgos

Create an account and set up your church to begin planning. If you use Planning Center, you can connect it to import past services and review how their contents have been organized.

Create an account

Join your church

Paste the code or invitation link from your church. Liturgos will ask you to sign in or create an account before you accept the invitation.