chayimministries

I was just thinking… there is another option perhaps. Is it possible to set the date to display within the shortcode instead of pulling actual date? That would allow to be determine what “day” of the bible study shows up.

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Our goal is to do a full bible chronological plan, at a conservative unrushed pace. We would stay on each “reading” for as long as necessary to reach the end of discussion. So we dont really think of this as “calendar days” bute more as “plan days” . The group would use the calendar to choose the “day” that we are on for discussion. So maybe what I am thinking is a way to not think of this in any connection to the calendar at all, but rather days of the plan. a particular set of readings may take a week before ready to move forward. other times we might do two “days” in one. Does that make sense?

For now we are going to use a chronological plan and just refer to the day that the group is collectively on for discussion. So Jan 1 is the first few days of reading, then Jan 2, etc. This will work, even though it seems odd.

I think that for individual readings, as it is is fine. But for group studies you want a way to switch off the calendar and just track progress.

Ok. I would like to take a look at the create a plan plugin. The other problem I see is the pace. For our purpose, the plan needs to span more than a year or there or just too many scriptures per day.

Would it be easy, in that program, to create a plan based on an existing plan, but spread it out with smaller chunks per day?