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Eight pages and eleven home page sections, each with a line telling you what is actually there.
Main pages
- HomeThe full product story: the problem, the four step method, features, results, pricing, questions and the request form.
- Author, Jimenez JulienWho builds PewRoster, what four years in church offices taught him, and the standards this product is held to.
- Site mapThe page you are reading now, listing every destination on pewroster.com.
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- How PewRoster Compares for Small Church Volunteer SchedulingThree fair comparisons for the person who has to know by Thursday whether the nursery, the sound booth and the greeter door are covered on Sunday.
- PewRoster vs Planning Center ServicesPewRoster is for the office that only needs Sunday serving slots filled, while Planning Center Services suits a congregation running a wider platform across people, giving, groups and service planning.
- PewRoster vs Ministry Scheduler ProMinistry Scheduler Pro grew up around parish liturgical ministries and long scheduling cycles, while PewRoster is built for a small congregation filling nursery, greeter, sound and communion slots six Sundays at a time.
- PewRoster vs SignUpGeniusSignUpGenius is a general signup tool that many churches, schools and sports teams use to fill an event, while PewRoster runs the same serving positions week after week and manages who is due next.
- Calculators for Church Volunteer CoordinatorsTwo numbers most small churches never work out: what Sunday coverage really costs, and how many names the rota needs before it can cover itself.
- Nursery Staffing CostPut a real annual number on paid childcare cover, including the payroll costs and the coordinator time that never reach the budget line.
- Roster SizeSlot count times rotation depth, plus a bench for no shows and dropouts, is the number of names a covered Sunday actually requires.
- Resources for Small Church Volunteer CoordinatorsEverything here is built for one job: getting nursery, greeter, sound and communion slots covered without spending your evenings on it.
- Six Week Rota Build ChecklistThe exact sequence a small church coordinator can follow to publish six covered Sundays and stop arranging cover by text message on Saturday night.
Home page sections
- The Saturday night callWhat a hand run serving roster costs a congregation in hours, empty slots and lapsed volunteers.
- How a month of Sundays gets plannedThe four sittings: bring teams over, collect availability, publish six weeks, let swaps settle.
- FeaturesSlot patterns, the swap board, reminders, clearance expiry watch, availability windows and the printed Sunday sheet.
- Results after 90 daysCoverage 14 days out, admin time per cycle, swap claim time and the growth in members serving.
- Churches using PewRosterThree named coordinators from Iowa, Tennessee and Idaho, plus the totals behind them.
- PricingSmall Congregation at $19, Parish at $49 and Multi Campus at $99 per month, with what each tier includes.
- QuestionsCost, setup time, where volunteer data lives, calendar integrations, cancellation and older volunteers.
- Request a walkthroughThe form that reaches the publisher directly, with what a walkthrough covers listed beside it.
The Sunday Desk, the PewRoster magazine
- The Sunday DeskThe magazine index: nine articles on serving rotas, volunteer screening and the weekly craft of a small church office.
- How to Build a Six Week Serving Rota for a Small ChurchThe six week cycle from slot inventory to a frozen schedule, with a swap deadline volunteers can act on themselves.
- Paid Nursery Worker or Volunteer Rota: Cost, Payroll, RiskPayroll, wage rules and workers compensation weighed against recruiting and screening a volunteer nursery team.
- Seven Rota Mistakes That Burn Out Church VolunteersSeven scheduling habits that empty a serving team, from late publication to routing every swap through one phone.
- Background Checks and Mandated Reporting for Church VolunteersWhere screening duties come from, how nonprofits reach state and FBI records, and where reporting duties begin.
- Rebuilding a Children's Ministry Rota After Half the Team LeftHow one congregation rebuilt its Sunday school roster after losing most of the team in a single spring.
- The Once a Month Volunteer: Staffing Sundays With Shorter TermsShorter commitments, aging teams and a permanently staffed tech booth, and what they do to a small church rota.
- New Volunteer Onboarding Checklist: Application to First SundayEvery step from application and references to screening, the signed policy, a shadow shift and the first solo Sunday.
- How Many Volunteers a 150 Seat Sunday Actually NeedsSlot count times rotation depth plus a bench, worked through for a 150 seat service and a two service morning.
- A Sunday at the Check In Desk: Where the Morning BreaksForty minutes at a children's check in station, the point where the line stalls, and the fixes that cleared it.
Legal documents
- Legal noticePublisher identity, registration numbers, publication director, hosting, intellectual property and applicable law.
- Privacy policyExactly which form fields are collected, the legal basis, retention, transfers and your US and EU rights.
- Terms of serviceThe subscription agreement: plans and billing, cancellation, data ownership, availability and liability.
Utility pages
- Request receivedThe confirmation page shown after the contact form is sent, with the reply time you can expect.
- Page not foundThe page served when an address on this domain does not exist, with routes back to the main content.
Direct contact
- jimenezjulien42@gmail.comThe publisher's inbox for demos, support, privacy requests and corrections to any page here.