SermonSync

Free 90-day pilot for prototype churches

Upload Sunday's sermon. Approve the recap. Members get it by text.

SermonSync turns one weekly sermon into a simple recap page and a text message your church can actually use. It starts small, then grows into the ChurchLaunchpad communication system when a church is ready for more.

After the pilot: planned basic plan is $19/month with text delivery included, subject to fair-use limits.

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Start narrow. Expand only when it helps.

SermonSync is the easy first step: one sermon, one recap, one human-in-the-loop follow-up. Website, SEO, Google Business, and social content can come later through the ChurchLaunchpad path.

Basic SermonSync

$19/mo

after the pilot

  • One sermon recap per week
  • English recap and share page
  • Automated text delivery included
  • Human-in-the-loop approval before anything sends

Multilingual add-on

Scope-based

after the pilot

  • Spanish, French, or another language added one at a time
  • Same pastor approval path before anything sends
  • One public recap page per language
  • Good fit for bilingual and multicultural churches

Common pastor questions

Built for church sermon follow-up, church SMS, bilingual sermon recap workflows, and simple Monday communication after Sunday.

See a sample sermon recap

What does SermonSync do?

SermonSync turns a weekly sermon into a short recap, a public recap page, and a human-in-the-loop text message for church members.

Does SermonSync send texts automatically?

Not without review. The pastor approves the recap first, and member texting requires a consented list before live delivery.

Can SermonSync support Spanish or French?

Yes. The basic pilot starts simple, and multilingual recaps can be added one language at a time.

Built for prototype churches first.

We keep the first version narrow: English, one weekly sermon, human-in-the-loop approval, and text delivery. The limits keep it simple; the habit makes it valuable.

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