Sabbath Stop

“With joy wend your way.”

Offline. Your last plan is shown; changing the departure or filters updates its times. New routes and stops need a connection.

When are you leaving?

Every arrival time depends on this. It is the clock time at your starting point: the same as your device when you start from where you are, otherwise the start's own zone. Defaults to the current time on a Sunday, otherwise 8:00 AM next Sunday, and remembers a future time you set. A Google Maps link with "depart at" or an ABRP export fills it in; Apple Maps links carry no time.

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The free router has no traffic data. If your navigation app predicts a different time for this departure, enter it and every arrival and detour is scaled to match. An ABRP export sets each leg's time itself and ignores this field.

Route

Drag the marker at the left of any row to reorder. The first row is where you start and the last is where you end; the rows between are stops, and each can carry a dwell time so a 40-minute charge pushes every later arrival back 40 minutes. A stop dragged to either end keeps its minutes but they don't count until it's a stop again.

The link's places are copied into the A → B tab, where you can adjust stops and dwell times. Tesla Superchargers get 15 minutes by default; an ABRP export link brings its own charge times and per-leg drive times. A link with no start uses your location. Short maps.app.goo.gl links can't be expanded here: open the link, then paste the full URL from the address bar.

An ABRP "Export to Excel" file is copied into the A → B tab: each stop by name, charging time as dwell, and ABRP's own per-leg drive times. It has no coordinates, so check each stop's suggestion. GPX tracks with timestamps are used as-is; tracks without, and KML, are re-routed through their shape.

Which units?

Each chip is one exact type from the locator. "Young Single Adult" is only wards typed plain YSA; the 18–25 and 26–35 wards are separate types, so tick those too if you want every YSA ward. The same goes for other split types under "More unit types".

More unit types

Pick at least one unit type.

Language

The language a meeting is held in, as the locator records it. It is separate from the unit type: a conventional ward can meet in Navajo, and most Spanish-language meetings are in units typed Spanish, but not all. Leave every box empty for any language.

More languages

Filters

Each result says when to leave your start to arrive this many minutes before its meeting begins, and offers to set that as your departure. Sacrament itself usually starts ten to fifteen minutes after the meeting does, so a few minutes is enough. Near misses show it too: that is how much earlier you would have to leave.

    Results

    fits your filtersnear miss (time or detour)

      Meeting times come from the Church's Meetinghouse Locator and are maintained by local stakes. They drift. Every result links to its official page. Check it before you rely on a time.

      Routing by Valhalla (FOSSGIS), geocoding by Photon, map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.