for worship leaders
Worship planning can be as sacred as leading it.
Bring your songs and we'll make sure they're ready — in every key, for every person, every week. Plan from the readings, keep your team organized, and share with your congregation.
proper 9 · 4 elements
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A real chart, parsed into place — never invented, never retrieved.
preparation
All of your songs, none of the song management.
Chasing chord sheets, re-keying them by hand, getting them out in time is an all too familiar burden. So bring your songs: drop in the chords, change the key in one click, drag chords into place over the right words — live, ready to rehearse, and right for every musician in every key.
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preparation
Your entire service in one quiet place.
The season, the readings, and the prayers for the week are already gathered — or start from your church's own theme — and the whole order of worship takes shape in plain words.
this week’s context
Season after Pentecost · Proper 9
Psalm 23
John 9:25
“O God, you have taught us to keep all your commandments by loving you and our neighbor: Grant us the grace of your Holy Spirit, that we may be devoted to you with our whole heart, and united to one another with pure affection.”
A prayer for the week — Book of Common Prayer
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Worship planning that feels like prayer, not paperwork.
rehearsal
Your team's week.
A text with one link, and your bass player is on the team. They mark the lake weekend, they tap I'm in, and every song is waiting with its key and a practice link. Nobody installs anything; nobody asks what key it's in.
Verse 1
prepare for rehearsal
Their whole week from one link — no app to install, no group text.
service
When the plan becomes the liturgy.
Lectio holds the whole set on one screen — the charts fit, the next element already waiting — so nothing sits between you and leading the service.
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Welcome
grace community church · order of worship
this is Run Mode — the whole set on one dark screen. click through it.
sending
A liturgy your people can carry through the week.
It's hard to say from the front everything that went into the week — so publish the service and your congregation gets its own page: the scriptures in full, the prayers you chose, your own notes on why, so they know what's driving the songs. It's live from the moment you publish, and anyone can sit with it any day of the week — no login, no app.
order of worship
grace community church
- Welcomewelcome
- The Lord's Prayerprayer
- John 9:25scripture
- Amazing Gracesong · key G
Print the code for the bulletin, or share the link — either lands on the same page.
grace community church
Order of worship
Sixth Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 9)
scripture
John 9:25
One thing I know, that, whereas I was blind, now I see.
prayer
The Lord's Prayer
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name;
thy kingdom come; thy will be done;
song
Amazing Grace — John Newton
why this song, this week — it began as a prayer of gratitude
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Why we named it Lectio
Lectio began with a conviction: planning worship can be as sacred as leading it. But planning never felt that way — it lived in docs that couldn't keep up, or a platform that felt like running a company. The name comes from lectio divina — the old practice of sitting with the scriptures in the presence of the Lord, unhurried, listening.
That is what planning a service really is: time with the scriptures for the week, the teaching themes, what's going on in the congregation, the prayers that belong to this moment — and the songs that gather all of it into worship.
Lectio is a quiet place to do that work the way it deserves to be done, rooted in prayer and the rhythms of the church — built by a worship leader who needed it.