Sabbath Stream was built by an elder and his son, for Seventh-day Adventist congregations everywhere. We watched faithful church clerks and secretaries spend their evenings chasing speakers for sermon titles, rebuilding the bulletin from a blank page every week, and formatting late into Friday night — time that belonged with their families and their members, not their keyboards.
So we built the tool we wished our own church had: a system that handles the scheduling, sends the reminders, collects the details, and builds the weekly bulletin automatically — ready before Sabbath. Not a generic church-software suite retrofitted for us, but something shaped around how Adventist churches actually worship and work: the Sabbath, sunset times, the SDA Hymnal, Sabbath School, the order of service, and the people who keep it all running.
What we believe
Every hour a volunteer doesn't spend fighting formatting is an hour for ministry and family.
Designed around Adventist worship and church life — not a one-size-fits-all template.
Free for members, priced for real congregations, with a free tier so no church is left out.
Features come from church clerks and pastors telling us what their Sabbath actually needs.
Who we are
Sabbath Stream is a product of Vital Fill LLC, developed hand-in-hand with local Adventist churches. We're a small team that answers our own email — when you write to us, you reach the people who build the software.