Churches and nonprofits

# A QR code for your church bulletin that updates every week

A QR code for a church bulletin works best as one dynamic QR code that opens a simple page of this week's links: sermon notes, online giving and sign-ups. Print it once on your pew cards or bulletin template, then update the links during the week.

Your office no longer has to make a new QR code for every service.

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## A new QR code every Sunday is wasted effort

Bulletins change every week, so church offices end up making a fresh QR code each time, pasting it into the layout and hoping it was the right link. Pew cards are worse, because they can't be changed at all once they are printed.

One QR code fixes both. It stays on the template, and only the page behind it changes.

## Set it up in three steps

1. 1

 ### Make a links page

 Create a links page with buttons for sermon notes, giving, the prayer request form and upcoming events. Up to 12 buttons fit.

2. 2

 ### Put it on the template

 Add the QR code to your bulletin template and pew cards. Download an SVG or PDF so it prints crisply on your office copier.

3. 3

 ### Update it during the week

 Change the sermon notes link and events each week, or schedule the change ahead of time if someone else is on duty.

## Making it easy in the pew

Make the QR code at least 2.5 cm wide on a bulletin, and test a photocopy, since copiers can blur fine detail. A short line like Scan for notes and giving tells people what it does.

Some members will prefer paper or a giving envelope, so treat the QR code as an extra option and keep those available.

[Can you change a QR code after printing?](https://hueqr.com/guides/can-you-change-a-qr-code-after-printing)

## Print it once, and keep it working

If you cancel, your QR codes keep redirecting for 14 days. Keep-alive keeps up to 10 of them on for good. A lapsed code shows a clean paused page, never an ad, and if HueQR ever closes you get 12 months' notice and a full export.

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## More use cases

[All use cases](https://hueqr.com/use-cases)

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- [Events A QR code for event registration that turns into the schedule on the day](https://hueqr.com/use-cases/qr-code-for-event-registration)

## Questions

### Does HueQR process donations?

No. The QR code opens the giving page of the service you already use, and that service handles the payment.

### Can it open our church app?

A QR code can open any link, including your app's page or a sign-up form.

### Is it hard for a volunteer to update?

No. Whoever has the login can change a link in the dashboard, and you can add teammates so it doesn't depend on one person.

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Source: https://hueqr.com/use-cases/qr-code-for-church-bulletin