Standard Program

Speed up creating your sacrament meeting program. Sync your ward’s leaders, missionaries, and calendar from the Church.

Standard Program makes a ward’s sacrament meeting program at standardprogram.fyi. This extension lets the program’s editors bring their ward’s details in from the Church’s own sites instead of typing them. When you press Sync from the Church, in Standard Program or on the extension’s button, the extension reads the Church’s sites with your own sign-in in this browser, for your own ward only, and brings back: • the ward’s callings, with the name of each person who holds one and the phone number and email address the directory lists for them • the missionaries serving from the ward, with their missions and missionary email addresses • the names of the members of the ward and its stake, with their callings, so Standard Program can suggest names as you type • events from the ward’s and the stake’s calendars (members-only events only from the calendars where the ward turns them on) • the ward’s meetinghouse, meeting time, stake and stake conferences, and the nearest temples, from the Church’s public meetinghouse locator • the address of the ward’s page on the Church’s site, and the Church’s own ids for you and for each leader and missionary, so the next sync updates the same people Standard Program’s page sends those fields to your ward in Standard Program, under your own Standard Program sign-in. Nothing else leaves your browser: members’ home addresses, birth dates and household details are never sent. What it never does: • It never sees or keeps your Church password, and holds no sign-in of its own. • It reads nothing until you press Sync, and nothing beyond the Church addresses named in its permissions. • It does not track your browsing, show ads, or sell or share data. You need a Standard Program account, and your own account on churchofjesuschrist.org as a member of the ward. Privacy policy: https://standardprogram.fyi/privacy Help: support@standardprogram.fyi Standard Program is not made or endorsed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.