This demo will provide you with a bird's eye overview of how MSP works and the steps required to set it up to effectively schedule the volunteers at your church.
This demo will help you if you need to label different positions in your ministries. It will explain how to use the two methods to label positions in MSP, "simple" labels and subdivisions, and help you determine which method is best for your particular situation.
Titles can be used to separate your ministers based on attributes such as experience level, age, or gender. Ministers can then be scheduled based on these titles. This demo explains when Titles are beneficial and how to use them.
After defining your ministries, the next step in setting up MSP is entering your severice times and specifying the number of volunteers required at each time. This demo explains how to enter weekly, monthly, and yearly service times.
After defining your ministries and setting up your service times, the next step in setting up MSP is entering your ministers. This demo discusses the different methods to enter your ministers into MSP and how to use minister settings to store personal information and accommodate individual scheduling needs.
If your church is using a supported church management program, you can import all of your data from your church management program into MSP. In addition, you can periodically update MSP with information that's changed in your church management program to avoid having to manually make changes in two separate databases.
You can save time by importing all of your volunteers' names and contact information from a spreadsheet or text document instead of entering that information into MSP manually. This demo explains that process.
This demo will provide you with a bird's eye overview of how MSP works and the steps required to set it up to effectively schedule the volunteers at your church.
This demo will help you if you need to label different positions in your ministries. It will explain how to use the two methods to label positions in MSP, "simple" labels and subdivisions, and help you determine which method is best for your particular situation.
Titles can be used to separate your ministers based on attributes such as experience level, age, or gender. Ministers can then be scheduled based on these titles. This demo explains when Titles are beneficial and how to use them.
After defining your ministries, the next step in setting up MSP is entering your severice times and specifying the number of volunteers required at each time. This demo explains how to enter weekly, monthly, and yearly service times.
After defining your ministries and setting up your service times, the next step in setting up MSP is entering your ministers. This demo discusses the different methods to enter your ministers into MSP and how to use minister settings to store personal information and accommodate individual scheduling needs.
If your church is using a supported church management program, you can import all of your data from your church management program into MSP. In addition, you can periodically update MSP with information that's changed in your church management program to avoid having to manually make changes in two separate databases.
You can save time by importing all of your volunteers' names and contact information from a spreadsheet or text document instead of entering that information into MSP manually. This demo explains that process.
