Share your worship set with your congregation
When church members can listen to today's worship songs at home, they grow more familiar with the music, engage more during service, and carry the worship experience beyond Sunday morning.
Why worship leaders share their set list
Worship engagement during service increases when congregation members know the songs. Sharing the worship set before or after service helps members listen during the week, learn the lyrics, and come prepared to participate.
For new attendees, knowing the songs helps them feel included and less lost. For long-time members, revisiting the songs deepens the meaning. For everyone, it extends the worship experience beyond the building and the hour.
What to include when sharing worship songs
Song title and artist
The basics — so members know what they're looking for and can search for it independently.
Spotify link
Direct link to the song on Spotify so members can add it to a playlist and listen during the week.
Apple Music link
For members in the Apple ecosystem — direct link to listen on Apple Music.
All songs in the set
Not just the featured worship song — the whole set, so members can revisit the full arc of the worship experience.
How Preachly.io makes worship sharing simple
Preachly.io includes a dedicated worship set section on every service page. Add each song with its title, artist, Spotify URL, and Apple Music URL. They appear in a clean, mobile-optimized list that attendees can tap to open directly in their streaming app of choice.
- Add songs with title, artist, Spotify, and Apple Music links
- Attendees tap to open directly in Spotify or Apple Music — no copy-pasting
- The worship set appears on the same page as slides, notes, and announcements
- Accessible via QR code or shared link — no app or account required
- Works on every smartphone — iOS and Android
When to share the worship set
Most worship leaders share the set after service — when the QR code is displayed on screen and attendees are scanning. But the most effective practice is to publish the set before service starts, so members can review the songs in their seat before worship begins.
Sharing consistently every week — even for smaller services — builds a habit in your congregation. Over time, more members start checking the Preachly.io page before service, and engagement during worship improves naturally.