Intermittent Calendar Access March 25 - 27

Update: Resolved March 30, 2026

This issue has been fully resolved, and calendar access is now running normally.

The interruption was caused by unusually high levels of automated traffic (a denial-of-service event). During this time, some users experienced slow loading, unresponsive pages, or errors.

We implemented updates to our firewall and traffic protections to block this activity and restore stability. We are continuing to monitor the system to ensure everything remains reliable.

If you are still seeing a status page, MyChurchEvents login page, or an error page, your browser may be holding onto an older version of the site. Please follow the steps below to clear your cache:

Sign in to ChurchArt.com
Right-click anywhere on the page and click Inspect
A panel will open (you can ignore it)
At the top of your browser, right-click the refresh button
Click “Empty Cache and Hard Reload”
Close your browser completely, then reopen it and go to www.ChurchArt.com

You may need to repeat these same steps on the MyChurchEvents.com login page if you are seeing it.

Last updated: March 27, 2026 @ 2:07pm ET

We are currently experiencing intermittent performance issues caused by a denial-of-service (DoS) attack, which may cause the ChurchArt Pro interactive calendar to load slowly or occasionally return an error (such as a 504 or 505 message).

These issues may come and go, and you may find that trying again after a short time works.

What to expect

The calendar may work normally one moment and return an error the next
Access often restores on its own after a short time
You may occasionally experience brief interruptions as we continue working on the system
This issue is not related to your browser, device, or internet connection
You may see a browser message indicating the site is “not secure”—this is a side effect of the interruption and does not mean your connection or data is at risk. We ARE secure.

What we’re doing

Our team is actively working to block the attack and improve system stability. As we release updates and protections, there may be short periods of downtime or temporary interruptions.

We are continuing to monitor the system closely and work toward a full resolution.

When to contact us

If you are unable to access the calendar after multiple attempts, please contact us and include:

What you were trying to access (for example, a specific month or event)
The time it occurred
A screenshot, if possible

This helps us track down and resolve the remaining issues more quickly.

Thank you for your patience as we work to restore full stability.