Now being piloted by wards in the San Clemente California Stake.
How ZionKit works
Every picture is from a made-up demo ward. Every name in them is invented.
Today, by calling
Each person opens the app to the tiles for the callings they hold, each with one live line: how ready Sunday is, callings to set apart, requests waiting.
For: Everyone
Sunday, planned ahead
Speakers, prayers, hymns and ward business weeks out; the conducting sheet writes itself; the program publishes to phones and prints.
For: Bishopric, clerks, music
Callings after they're accepted
Sustaining wording on the next Sunday, setting-apart times, a reminder to record in LCR, and a callings tree with tenure. Proposals are never tracked.
For: Bishopric, clerks
Serve each other
Feed the missionaries, go with them to visits, sign-ups for meals and rides, and help for the military branch, with a short why and linked references.
For: Ward mission leader, presidencies, everyone
Requests from the website
Anyone can ask to add to the calendar or the program, share an announcement, ask about a baptism date, or say they moved in. It goes to the right callings.
For: Executive secretary, clerks, bishopric
A real ward website
Visitors first, members' hub too: this Sunday, events, news, study, temple and family history, serve, answers to common questions. Edited on plain screens, no code.
For: Bishopric, technology specialist
Study together
This week's Come, Follow Me and a ward pace for the Book of Mormon, with “join us where we are” for anyone new. Powered by Consecrate Daily.
For: Everyone
Your ward's own sections
A page for something only your ward does, built from simple blocks: lists, checklists, schedules, rotations, sign-ups, short forms. It gets its own tile.
For: Bishopric and the callings you choose
