Desktop wallpapers. These beautiful phone and desktop wallpapers serve as simple reminders of the benefits of reading scripture. Share them with your participants in an email, on your blog, or anywhere else!

Pick a reading plan. This step is easy! Click here to learn more about the plans we provide or click here to learn about custom plans.

Create a signup form. If your church is hosting reading groups, create a reading group signup form. You’ll also need to coordinate with group leaders, of course.

Add the signup form to the app. You’ll want to make the signup form available before you start publicizing the campaign. A home tab or an event are both great locations for your signup form in the app. To learn more about creating a home tab, check out this article.

Send a Push Notification. It’s time to get the word out! Send a Push Notification to your app audience to generate excitement. If you created a signup form, attach it directly to your Push Notification for easy signup.

Set up a Reading Plan Push Notification group. Once you launch the campaign, you can use this group to periodically send encouragement to reading plan participants.

Make an announcement. Announce the plan from the stage at church. Explain some of the benefits of reading the Bible as a community and joining a small group (if you’re hosting small groups). If you added a reading group signup form to your app, encourage people to sign up right in the moment while they’re thinking about it.

Announce on social media. Social media is an easy and effective way to spread the word about the campaign.

Include in your bulletin. Your bulletin is another easy way to spread the word. Include the start date and instructions for downloading your app, if you don’t have instructions in your bulletin already.

Make another announcement. Announce the plan again from the stage at church.

Include in your bulletin. Include another announcement in your bulletin.

Announce on social media. Write a new post to share on social media.

Create discussion questions. If you’re facilitating small groups, create your discussion questions. See our example here. Instead of creating unique discussion questions every week, groups can also use the same questions for every meeting. Here are 5 great questions from Community Bible Experience:

Provide simple reminders. A simple reminder of the reading plan can help people remember to read throughout the day. We’ve created beautiful wallpapers that you can share with your community.

Send a welcome message. Send a welcome notification to your Bible Reading Push Notification group.

Publish your discussion questions. Make sure to publish your questions before the reading groups start meeting. A home tab or a resources tab are both great places for your questions.

Continue publishing your discussion questions: Publish discussion questions for every reading group meeting.

Send Push Notifications. Send periodic Push Notifications to your Bible Reading Push Notification group. Make sure to send encouragement as they reach milestones!