One congregation, two languages
Diaspora and bilingual churches carry a cost nobody else does. The parents read one language, the children read another, and somewhere in the week a volunteer types the second language into every slide.
What usually goes wrong
- Two sets of slides for one service, and they drift apart by the third week.
- The translation your congregation actually uses is not in the software.
- Whoever is on the desk has to decide, mid-service, which language the room gets.
What answers it
Both languages, one slide
Arm the languages your congregation reads. Every verse you send is drawn in all of them, in the order you set, from one passage read once.
A different pair on each screen
The room can read two while the stream carries one and the platform reads another. It is the same verse, drawn for each screen.
Songs too, out of the box
A song holds the languages it is sung in. They stack on the big screen, and the stage and the lower third each take one.
Your translation exists here
Over a thousand translations from public archives, ticked from inside the console — or upload the file your church has always used.
How a Sunday runs
- Add your languages, in the order they should appear on the wall.
- Tell each screen which of them it carries.
- Search the passage once. Every language comes out together.
- Turn one on or off mid-service without touching a slide.
What a church like this uses
The jobs behind the sections above, each with a page of its own.
Multilingual services
Show multiple languages side by side and choose what each screen displays.
Bible verses on screen
Find a Bible passage, put it on screen, and move through it one verse at a time.
Worship song lyrics
Keep your song library organized, build your running order, and put lyrics on screen when you need them.
Questions
Can the sermon be in one language and the wall in two?
Yes. The platform screen, the projector and the stream each choose the languages they carry.
What if our translation is not in your catalogue?
Browse the public archives from inside the console, or upload the file. It then reads exactly like the translations we ship, side by side with them.
Does this work for songs as well as scripture?
Yes. A song carries the languages it is sung in, and they stack the same way a verse does.
Churches like yours
Online church
Verses, lyrics and name cards over the stream, without a capture card.
Small churches
One volunteer, one screen and no budget for a licence per computer.
Every kind of church is on the solutions page, and the pricing page has what the free plan holds before Pro is worth it.
Try it on this Sunday
Nothing to install, a free plan that is not a countdown, and every screen a link.
No credit card required