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EXPLORE NEHEMIAN

Everything your team prepares, brought together.

From running a service to following one student’s journey: explore 12 areas of ministry with practical examples. Available tools and sharing depend on your role and organization settings.

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Worship team · Teachers

Prepare the service

01 / Worship preparation

Worship planning for your whole church team.

Bring church service planning and praise team preparation into one weekly plan. Gather songs, assign service roles and share the sheet music and slides your team needs.

  • Track weekly worship preparation with a shared checklist and reusable recurring items.
  • Use worship setlist planning to keep songs beside Scripture, sermon titles and service roles in the weekly plan.
  • Assign a registered member or enter the name of a guest serving that week.
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  • Keep sheet music, slides and other service files beside the plan.
  • Move between service dates to prepare the coming week and revisit earlier plans.
  • Turn the preparation into a cue sheet the whole service team can follow.
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Sunday service · This weekPreparing together
SPEAKER & MESSAGE

Built together in love

Ephesians 4:16 · Pastor Alex

Congregational PrayerJJordan
Offering TeamSSam
AnnouncementsMMorgan
Worship team

Amazing Grace G · Build My Life D

Service materials

Sheet music.pdf · Sunday slides.pptx

02 / Service cue sheets

A clear running order. A calmer service.

Give speakers, worship leaders and the production team a common reference. Bring the timing, people and technical notes into a cue sheet ready to share.

  • Set start times and durations for each item, then align the following start times.
  • Include people, sound, lighting and notes for the production team.
  • Choose a cue-sheet template and edit the running order for your service.
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  • Download a single-page PDF with Nehemian branding; dense content scales to fit.
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Service cue sheets

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13:18 · Congregational prayer · 2 min

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13:20 · Message · 20 min

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13:40 · Response song · 5 min

Screens and options depend on your role and organization settings.

03 / Shared calendars

Teacher schedules and church events, together.

Bring community events and planned team absences into view. Prepare for changes before they become last-minute questions.

  • Browse community events by month or list and open the event details.
  • Use event categories to focus on the worship, gatherings or activities you need.
  • For Sunday school teacher scheduling, teachers can mark the Sundays they plan to be away.
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  • Check the team absence calendar and highlight the teachers you want to see.
  • Review connected Google Calendar events where the organization has configured them.
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September · Team calendarMonth view
SMTWTFS
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7Worship
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14Sam away
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21Team day
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Plan ahead. Arrange a substitute.

Pastors · Teachers · Students

Care for students

04 / Student care

Sunday school attendance, with each student in view.

Keep profiles and weekly attendance close to the people who care for students. Review absences and prepare the next conversation with context.

  • Manage student profiles, class assignments and teacher assignments together.
  • Filter by class, search a name and record present, late, away or absent.
  • See checked and unchecked counts before saving the week’s attendance.
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  • Review individual attendance history when preparing for a conversation.
  • Import and export student lists and attendance with CSV tools.
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Present24
Absent6
Follow-up3
StudentThis weekCare
AAlexPresent—
JJordanAbsent2+ weeks
SSamPresent—
MMorganAbsent4+ weeks
Select students → Plan a pastoral visit

05 / Church attendance reports

See the whole ministry. Remember each student.

Prepare for a staff meeting with the department report, then look more closely with an individual student report. The records become a starting point for thoughtful follow-up.

  • Switch between department and individual student reports.
  • Filter the department or class and review attendance trends over time.
  • View follow-up groups for 2+ and 4+ weeks of absence alongside newcomers.
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  • Matching recorded checks can bridge internal gaps in trend calculations; inferred weeks are labeled and original records stay unchanged.
  • Create a single-page PDF report from the records you have permission to view.
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Church attendance reports

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Department report · This Sunday

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Student report · Attendance history

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View Report · One-page PDF

Screens and options depend on your role and organization settings.

06 / Pastoral visits & newcomer follow-up

Know who to reach out to next.

Bring pastoral care tracking and church newcomer follow-up together: find students who may need a conversation, welcome those just joining and prepare the next visit.

  • Start visit planning from students absent for 2+ or 4+ weeks, or browse all students.
  • See new students registered within the recent 12 weeks.
  • Plan a visit and return to visit records to continue the conversation.
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  • Visit information is available to administrators and assigned staff.
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Pastoral visits & newcomer follow-up

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Welcome · Students new in the last 12 weeks

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Follow up · Absent 2+ / 4+ weeks

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Plan a visit · Review previous records

Screens and options depend on your role and organization settings.

07 / Devotional journal & sharing

Let Sunday’s message continue through the week.

Give students a place to reflect, write and share at their own pace. Teachers can respond to the notes shared with them and continue caring beyond Sunday.

  • Keep a devotional journal with personal reflections and prayer notes alongside the day’s material.
  • Choose Only me, My teacher, or My teacher + pastor for a note.
  • Teacher sharing uses the student’s linked teacher assignment, without choosing a teacher each time.
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  • Read and respond to notes shared with you, within the permitted audience.
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Devotional journal & sharing

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Read · This week’s message

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Reflect · What will I carry into today?

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Share · Only me / My teacher / + pastor

Screens and options depend on your role and organization settings.

Staff · Ministry leaders

Run the team

08 / Team conversations

Church team collaboration, in one conversation space.

Discuss plans in shared channels, mention the right people and share files. Schedule a message when it needs to reach the team later.

  • Keep conversations organized in shared channels instead of one long thread.
  • Mention the people involved and share the files they need.
  • Schedule messages ahead of time for the moment your team needs them.
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  • See active and away indicators to help coordinate conversations.
  • Enable notifications on supported browsers and devices with permission.
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# service-planning +students
J
Jordan9:10

The song sheets are ready for Sunday.

Sunday song sheets.pdf
M
Morgan9:15

@all Please check your service role.

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Sam9:20

Thanks! I’ll bring the slides.

+ Message your team…

09 / Projects & tasks

Ministry task management, from idea to action.

Prepare a retreat, a community event or a student-led project. Keep the next steps, owners and dates connected to the work.

  • Connect shared projects to tasks with owners, due dates and priorities.
  • Follow Open, In progress, Waiting and Resolved work on a board or list.
  • Use task details and checklists to make the next action clear.
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  • Find work by status or assignee and return to archived issues when needed.
  • Share selected work with students so they can take part in preparing ministry.
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Community SundayWith students
Plan & prepare
Team coordination
Sunday
To do
Prepare welcome cardsTeam task
Check suppliesTeam task
In progress
Rehearse togetherTeam task
Complete
Choose the teamTeam task

10 / Weekly photos

Keep the moments that build community.

Collect weekly photos in the workspace your team already uses. Revisit shared moments without searching through unrelated conversations.

  • Collect photos by week so shared memories stay easy to find.
  • Preview photos before downloading the images you want to keep.
  • Keep the gallery alongside worship preparation and community activities.
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  • Make weekly moments accessible through the organization’s shared workspace.
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This week, togetherDrag photos here · Compressed uploads
Sunday worship01.jpg
Small groups02.jpg
Serving together03.jpg
Team rehearsal04.jpg
Community day05.jpg
Shared moments06.jpg

12 / Your workspace

A workspace that fits the way you serve.

Check something quickly on a phone, or bring related work together on a wider screen. Keep the tools you use close without losing the larger picture.

  • Use the mobile browser or add Nehemian to your home screen.
  • Reorder tabs and hide the ones you do not need in your navigation.
  • On wider screens, turn on Duo mode to work with paired areas such as Reports + Students or Projects + Tasks.
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  • Switch between Korean and English; each member signs in with their own account.
  • Access depends on the member’s role and the organization’s settings.
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Your workspace

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Reports + Students · Context beside the person

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Projects + Tasks · Plans beside next steps

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Your tabs · Reorder to fit your routine

Screens and options depend on your role and organization settings.

ONE TEAM. ONE SHARED SPACE.

Build your next Sunday together.

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