Duplicating a Week
Most weeks at most churches look pretty similar — same recurring announcements, same prayer chain format, similar scripture series. Duplicating a week saves you from retyping the same stuff every Monday.
How to duplicate
- Go to History in the sidebar
- Find the week you want to copy
- Click Duplicate
- A new draft opens, pre-filled with everything from the original (sermon, announcements, prayer requests, etc.) but with this Sunday's date
Edit anything that's changed — new sermon title, different prayer requests, swapped announcements — and save.
What gets copied
Everything from the weekly input form:
- Sermon title, speaker, scripture
- All announcements
- Prayer requests
- Volunteer needs
- Spotlight
- Special notes
What does NOT get copied
- The previous week's generated content (email, posts, bulletin) — those get freshly regenerated when you click Generate All Channels on the new week
- Publish status — the new week starts unpublished
When to use it
- Recurring sermon series where the format is the same week to week ("Week 3 of Romans")
- Holidays where you want last year's framing as a starting point
- Slow news weeks where 80% of the content is identical to last week
Tips
- Duplicate on Monday morning as your weekly ritual — it's the fastest path to "draft ready by Tuesday."
- Combine with Smart Fill — duplicate last week, then use Smart Fill to layer in this week's new notes.
Related: Creating a Week · History · Seasonal Templates