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Church or community bulletin that's easy to scan

A one-page weekly bulletin with clear sections, readable type and room for every announcement.

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Church or community bulletin that's easy to scan

Design the front page of a weekly bulletin for a church or community group, for {{event_date}}. Here are my notes; the first line is our name: {{source_notes}} First, edit my notes into at most five announcements, each a short heading and one or two sentences, keeping every date, time and place exactly as I gave them. Show me the edited text before designing. Then render the text exactly as written, spelled correctly, nothing else. Hierarchy: 1. Our name and "{{event_date}}" in a masthead at the top, the largest text 2. The most important announcement in a feature box, second 3. The other announcements as short headings with brief text 4. Contact details or service times in a small footer Layout: 8.5 x 11 in portrait, a two-column grid with a clear gutter, 0.5 in margins, a thin rule under the masthead, and space between items rather than boxes around everything. Type: a warm, readable serif for headings and text, at least 11 pt so older readers can manage it, and a plain sans in small caps for labels. Two families at most. Color: {{brand_colors}} for the masthead and headings only, near-black text on white, so it still works photocopied in black and white. Imagery: one simple line illustration in the masthead, tied to the season or the group, and nothing more. Print: 300 dpi, no bleed, for office or copier printing. After the image, add one line reminding me that AI images are RGB, so I should convert to CMYK and check the colors before printing. Avoid: clip-art doves, crosses or praying hands unless my notes ask for a symbol, stained-glass gradients, glowing light rays, sparkles, fancy script, extra words, invented events or times, garbled letters, everything centered.
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Design the front page of a weekly bulletin for a church or community group, for {{event_date}}. Here are my notes; the first line is our name: {{source_notes}} First, edit my notes into at most five announcements, each a short heading and one or two sentences, keeping every date, time and place exactly as I gave them. Show me the edited text before designing. Then render the text exactly as written, spelled correctly, nothing else. Hierarchy: 1. Our name and "{{event_date}}" in a masthead at the top, the largest text 2. The most important announcement in a feature box, second 3. The other announcements as short headings with brief text 4. Contact details or service times in a small footer Layout: 8.5 x 11 in portrait, a two-column grid with a clear gutter, 0.5 in margins, a thin rule under the masthead, and space between items rather than boxes around everything. Type: a warm, readable serif for headings and text, at least 11 pt so older readers can manage it, and a plain sans in small caps for labels. Two families at most. Color: {{brand_colors}} for the masthead and headings only, near-black text on white, so it still works photocopied in black and white. Imagery: one simple line illustration in the masthead, tied to the season or the group, and nothing more. Print: 300 dpi, no bleed, for office or copier printing. After the image, add one line reminding me that AI images are RGB, so I should convert to CMYK and check the colors before printing. Avoid: clip-art doves, crosses or praying hands unless my notes ask for a symbol, stained-glass gradients, glowing light rays, sparkles, fancy script, extra words, invented events or times, garbled letters, everything centered.
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