A church-focused event system that connects events with campuses and speakers from DIY Sermons.
- Price
- Free. No premium tier.
- Current release
- 1.4.1
- Support
- Manuals, guides, and registered community forum
See the product at work
Use the arrows or keyboard to compare the available desktop, mobile, settings, and detailed views.
Capabilities, not locked upgrades
The complete feature set ships in the free download.
- One-time, daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly event schedules
- Multi-campus and multi-speaker relationships
- Registration, capacity, cost, contact, map, and livestream fields
- Event categories and tags
- Grid, list, compact, featured, and monthly calendar displays
- Gutenberg blocks and seven focused shortcodes
- Individual-event and all-site iCalendar feeds
- Event structured data for search engines
- Theme template overrides and stable child-theme design tokens
- Related events on DIY Sermons speaker and campus profiles
- Accessible output that remains usable without JavaScript
- Works independently when DIY Sermons is not active
Before installation
This product follows normal WordPress permissions and APIs. Optional integrations fail gracefully when their companion plugin is absent.
Requirements
- WordPress and PHP versions listed in the included readme
- An administrator account for installation and setup
- A current backup before changing a production site
Set it up
- Upload the ZIP under Plugins > Add Plugin and activate it.
- Review its settings before publishing ministry content.
- Test with sample content or on staging before changing a live site.
- Keep the matching manual and community support links nearby.
Version history
This current release is the starting point for public release notes. Future updates will be added here with compatibility notes and a concise change summary.
Version 1.4.1
Starting release record. This is the current package distributed by DIY Church Website and the baseline for all release notes going forward.
- One-time, daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly event schedules
- Multi-campus and multi-speaker relationships
- Registration, capacity, cost, contact, map, and livestream fields
- Event categories and tags
Download, read, then test.
Keep a current backup and use staging for important changes. Start with the manual and guides; search the forum before opening a registered support topic.