Every preaching invitation in one diary. Clashes caught before you reply. A runsheet that works with no signal.
What you're using now
It works. Until the Sunday it doesn't.
Voice note, letter, phone call: it goes in the moment it arrives. Or churches send it themselves through your booking link.
Same Sunday? It says so. Ibadan by 7am after a Saturday night in Abuja? It says that too. And it holds your limits: nights away, home-pulpit Sundays, your anniversary.
A confirmed date becomes a runsheet for you, the driver and the host. It loads with no signal. Nobody has to call to ask what time you're setting out.
“It says no so you don't have to say sorry.”
Churches see whether their date is free, and nothing else.
Check whether a date is available, then send a request. No itinerary, host, or other commitments are ever shown here, only whether the date you ask about is free.
You can send this even if the date shows unavailable; plans sometimes change.
Two invitations, one weekend, logged six weeks apart. Minista flags it the moment the second one goes in, before you reply, not after you've promised.
And it knows your limits. Max nights away in a month. Max consecutive nights. The Sunday you must be in your own pulpit. Your anniversary. The fortnight at Christmas. You set them once, and the conflict checker enforces them on every invitation that arrives.
Drag, swipe, or use the arrow keys.
Print it, or don't. Share the same sheet with the driver and the host: departure time, route, phone numbers, order of service, when you're expected to stand and when you're expected to leave. It loads with no signal, because the road to most of these places has none.
Nobody has to call you to ask what time you're setting out.
Sun 6 – Tue 8 Sept 2026 · Accra · 3 sessions
Sat 5 Sept
Sun 6 Sept
Mon 7 Sept
Tue 8 Sept
Who's preaching, who's travelling, and which Sunday still has nobody on it.
Built from a diary that had already failed, not from a roadmap.