The whole ward.
Off your shoulders.
Callings, interviews, sacrament meeting, birthdays and the people who are on your mind at midnight — in one place, shared with your bishopric, and it remembers so you do not have to.
Being a bishop is not an admin job. It just comes with one.
It is eleven at night and you are trying to remember who you promised to call back.
The calling you meant to extend three weeks ago is still not extended.
The same four people keep getting asked to speak, because they are the ones you remember.
Half of it lives in a notebook, half in your phone, half in your head. That is three halves.
None of that is the calling. All of it gets in the way of the calling.
Up and running before Sunday
Get invited
A bishop already using it sends you a link. You pick a password and you are in, with an empty ward of your own.
Add your people
Import birthdays, invite your counsellors and clerk. Ten minutes, once.
Stop remembering
It tells you what is due each morning. You get on with the part only you can do.
Everything a ward runs on
Each of these exists because it was needed on a particular Tuesday evening — not because it looked good on a list.
Sacrament meeting
Speakers, prayers, music and announcements weeks ahead. Conducting sheets ready to hand across the stand — and a record of who has already spoken.
Callings
Every calling from first quiet thought to set apart, on one board. Who is praying about it, who extended it, who owes you an answer.
Interviews
Who is due, who is overdue, and every follow-up you promised. Recommends flagged before they expire, not after.
Birthdays & people
Whose birthday it is today. Who needs attention this week. Which families you are reaching out to, and when you last did.
Your whole bishopric
Counsellors and clerk in the same ward at the same time, without overwriting each other. Everyone sees exactly what they should.
A nudge each morning
What is due today, by email or text message. Silent on the days there is nothing worth saying.
Made for the whole bishopric
Bishops
- The whole ward in one place
- Interviews and follow-ups tracked
- A private journal only you can read
Counsellors & clerks
- Share the load properly
- Agendas and action items
- Edit together without clashes
Youth leaders
- Youth calendar and activities
- Their own agendas
- Nothing confidential, ever
What people tell you stays with you
🔒 Confidences are not just hidden
Your Young Men and Young Women leaders get the youth calendar and their own agendas. Interview notes, welfare concerns, callings in progress and tithing are never sent to them at all — not hidden on the screen. Not sent.
🛠️ Help without exposure
Someone technical can set up accounts and fix settings for you without being able to read a single interview note. Being good with computers is not a calling.
✍️ Your journal is yours
Spiritual impressions go in a journal only you can open. Export it whenever you like, and it never passes to anyone else — not even your successor.
📦 Your ward, your records
Download everything in one file, any time. No lock-in, no asking permission, no waiting on support.
And when you are released
Every bishop is released eventually. Most tools have nothing to say about it, so the next man starts with an empty desk and a box of paper.
Ministering Tools hands the ward over properly. Callings in progress, the roster, the calendar, the interview history — your successor inherits the ward as it stands. Your journal stays with you.
Get your Sundays back
Invitation only at the moment, while it grows carefully. If a bishop sent you here, he can get you in.
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