Commissioned.

Feeds

Take these listings and use them

Everything here is published in formats other software already understands. Put our listings in your calendar, on your church network's site, or in a local paper's What's On column. Free, no key, no sign-up, no rate limit worth mentioning.

Subscribe in a calendar

Paste one of these into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook as asubscribed calendar. It keeps itself up to date — new dates appear, and a cancelled one is marked cancelled in your calendar rather than quietly vanishing.

  • https://commissioned.you/feed.ics everything upcoming
  • https://commissioned.you/events/ohio/feed.ics one state
  • https://commissioned.you/events/ohio/revival/feed.ics one state, one kind
  • https://commissioned.you/hosts/<ministry>/feed.ics one ministry
  • https://commissioned.you/venues/<venue>/feed.ics one venue

Subscribing is not the same as importing. An import copies today's events once and then goes stale; a subscription stays live. Both look like "add calendar" in most apps, so it is worth checking which one you picked.

Republish on your own site

https://commissioned.you/feed.json returns upcoming events asschema.org Eventobjects — the same vocabulary our pages already emit, so anything that can read one can read the other.

  • https://commissioned.you/feed.json?state=OH by state
  • https://commissioned.you/feed.json?tag=revival by kind
  • https://commissioned.you/feed.json?host=godsfield one ministry
  • https://commissioned.you/feed.json?limit=20 fewer (200 max)

Cross-origin requests are allowed, so your site can fetch it directly. Please cache for a few minutes rather than calling it per page view.

⚠️ One field deserves care: when a ministry has not settled a start time,startDate is a date with no time. That is not missing data — it means the time is genuinely not published, and rendering a default hour would put a time on screen that nobody stated and somebody might drive to.

Just the dates on your page

If you are a ministry wanting your own listings on your own website, you do not need any of the above — <script src="https://commissioned.you/embed.js"></script> renders them for you, styled to match your site. See for ministries.

Terms, briefly

  • Free to republish, commercially or not, with a link back to the event page.
  • Do not present listings as verified by you. Each says who reported it and when.
  • Tell us if something is wrong rather than correcting it only on your copy — the ministry deserves the fix at the source.
  • No personal data is in any feed. Ministries and venues only, never anyone who registered.

Building something with these and need a field we do not emit?Tell us — the formats are meant to be used, and a missing field is a bug in the distribution rather than a feature request.