Write Sunday morning announcement script with these details:

Number of announcements: [e.g., "3-4 items" or "5-6 quick hits"]
Service timing context: [e.g., "Before sermon" or "After offering" or "End of service"]
Church size/style: [e.g., "150 members, traditional" or "300 members, contemporary casual"]
Announcements to include: [List the specific events, needs, or updates]

For the announcement script, provide:

1. Opening Transition (1-2 sentences):
   - Natural bridge from previous element (worship, offering, etc.)
   - Sets expectation for what's coming
   - Warm and engaging, not apologetic

2. For Each Announcement:

   A. Hook/Why This Matters (1 sentence):
      - Lead with benefit or excitement, not logistics
      - "Next Saturday we're serving our community..." not "We have a workday"
      - Make people care before giving details

   B. Essential Details (2-3 sentences):
      - WHO it's for
      - WHAT it is (briefly)
      - WHEN (date/time)
      - WHERE (location if not obvious)
      - Keep it scannable and simple

   C. Call to Action (1 sentence):
      - Clear next step
      - Specific and actionable
      - Make it easy: "Sign up in the lobby" or "Text SERVE to..."
      - Avoid vague "see the website"

   D. Personal Touch (optional, 1 sentence):
      - Brief testimony or personal invitation
      - Why you're excited about it
      - Connect it to church mission/values

3. Transitions Between Announcements:
   - Natural bridges, not "Next up..." every time
   - Group related items together
   - Vary your phrasing

4. Closing (1-2 sentences):
   - Where to find more info (bulletin, app, website)
   - Invitation to connect with questions
   - Smooth transition to next worship element

Format Requirements:
- Write in natural speaking voice (contractions, conversational)
- Mark pauses with [PAUSE] where you'd naturally pause
- Bold action items and key dates
- Include [SLIDE REFERENCE] where visual support would help
- Keep total time under 3-4 minutes for all announcements
- Arrange from least to most important (end with biggest emphasis)

Tone: Enthusiastic but not over-hyped, informative but not boring, invitational not guilt-inducing. Sound like you're sharing something you genuinely care about, not reading a bulletin.