Bulletin Design
No template to wrestle with, no Tuesday morning lost to column alignment. Print-ready by your deadline, laid out for your parish, ready for whoever prints it — and your current printer or bulletin publisher stays exactly as it is.
Still building your bulletin in Microsoft Publisher? It reaches end of life this October. Here's what that means for your parish →
No matter what's happening at the parish that week — a funeral, a festival, a staffing gap — Sunday still comes, and the bulletin still has to be ready.
The bulletin isn't hard. It's just relentless. Fifty-two deadlines a year that land on someone who has eleven other jobs.
When they're on vacation, out sick, or they leave the parish, the bulletin becomes an emergency. That risk doesn't show up on any budget line until it does.
Real Transformation
Church bulletins are built in-house, week after week, by parish staff already stretched across a dozen other responsibilities. Here's what changed once it became a weekly partnership instead of a weekly scramble — the cover, and an interior content page.
Cover Page
Before — in-house design
After — Parish Revamp design
Interior Content Page
Before — in-house design
After — Parish Revamp design
See My Work
Every bulletin below was designed for a real parish, real deadlines, real content. Scroll through, or open any one to see the full bulletin.
How It Works
No re-explaining your parish, no re-onboarding a new designer. Once we start, the process repeats — quietly, reliably, in the background of your week.
Mass intentions, announcements, flyers — sent however is easiest for you, by Friday.
Laid out in your parish's established look over the weekend, not forced into a generic template.
A near-final proof lands Monday. A quick yes, or a quick note if something needs changing. No chasing.
By Tuesday, ready for your printer or bulletin publisher, on time, every time.
The Honest Math
Not a nicer bulletin. A recurring job that comes off your staff's desk permanently — and a single point of failure that stops being one.
hours a year
Five hours a week is most of a full working month — spent on column alignment instead of sacramental records, funeral coordination, or ministry support.
of everyone in the pews
The bulletin is the only thing your parish publishes that reaches every person who walks in. More parishioners read it than ever visit the website. It's worth more than the leftover hour it usually gets.
person who knows the file
If your bulletin depends on one staff member knowing how it works, that's a risk that stays invisible until the week she's out. You're buying the end of it.
If you're weighing a part-time communications hire instead, the comparison is starker still — salary, benefits, PTO, and payroll tax, against a per-issue fee with none of them. See pricing →
Straightforward Pricing
Parish budgets are real and finance councils meet on a schedule. No discovery call required to find out what this costs.
per 8-page issue
Friday — you send that week's content. Monday — you get a near-final proof back, and we handle any corrections or late additions. Tuesday — print-ready file delivered. Tuesday changes are still included; the schedule has room in it on purpose.
Wednesday onward — changes at that point mean rebuilding a finished file against your print deadline, so a $50 rush fee applies. You'll hear about it from me before I start the work, never on the invoice afterward. Most parishes never see one.
Longer bulletins and bilingual layouts may cost more, but I quote them rather than charging by the page — because a page of static content isn't the same work as a page that changes every week.
Most parishes have two or three pages that stay put: the ministry directory, Mass times, your parish staff listing. Those get built once and carried forward, and it wouldn't be fair to bill for them weekly.
Work is covered by a simple one-page agreement setting out the schedule, the rate, and what happens if either of us wants to stop. It also confirms that the InDesign design files remain mine — you receive finished, print-ready bulletins rather than the source layout. That's standard for ongoing design work and it's part of why the weekly rate is what it is.
What's Included
A new bulletin, built fresh each week around your actual content — not a recycled shell.
English/Spanish parishes get layouts that handle both languages cleanly, side by side.
Delivered ready for your printer or publisher, and for posting online or emailing out.
You talk to the person actually designing your bulletin — not a support ticket queue.
LPi, Diocesan, or a local shop — files delivered in whatever format they need. Nothing about your printing arrangement changes.
Corrections on Monday and Tuesday are part of the service. Wednesday changes carry a small rush fee, and you'll always hear about it beforehand.
Let's Get Started
Tell me a bit about your parish and I'll come back with a straight answer on cost and timing — usually the same day.
Get in TouchLast updated: July 2026
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