Content

Period

Events Role assignments Ministry schedules Ministry rosters Birthdays Canada holidays (Ontario) Philippine holidays US holidays

Design

Layout

Monthly calendar A wall calendar. One grid to a month, for the notice board. Weekly calendar The same grid at a week to a row, so a day has room for what is actually on it. Agenda Date by date, in order. Reads faster than a grid and fits more on a page. Sunday schedule A working sheet for the people running the service: what, when, who is on, and room to write. Year at a glance Twelve months on one sheet, for planning. Series collapse to a line; birthdays are left out. Ministry planner A table for leaders: date, what, when, where. Made to be marked up.

Theme

Classic The church’s usual sheet — restrained, dense, and good for operational calendars. Editorial A publication rather than a notice: large title, generous margins, a quiet grid. Planner Warm and open, with room left to write on. Best for quieter months. Celebration For birthdays and anniversaries: rounded cells, big names, friendly decoration.

How much room entries get

Auto Let each day decide: a quiet day gets larger writing, a busy one stays dense. Compact The church’s existing wall calendar, exactly. Best when most days are busy. Readable Larger type and more air, for calendars with a few entries a day. Showcase One or two names set large and centred. For birthdays and celebrations.

Page

Paper

Direction

Header & footer

Show in the header Church name Campus Month or period What it is

Title instead of “Monthly calendar”

Line under the church name

Show in the footer Date printed Website Church name Page number

Footer note

Notes on the sheet

Above the calendar

Below the calendar

Left blank, neither takes any room on the page.

Appearance

Text size

Density

Names

Typeface

Title style

Accent

Ink friendly — drop fills and decoration

Publication

Layout

Theme

How much room entries get