Live sermon translation for every person in the pews
Many churches have visitors, families and whole congregations who don’t speak the preacher’s language. PraiseTranslate translates the sermon as it is preached, so everyone hears the same Word at the same time.
Connect a laptop to the sound desk or use its microphone and tap start. Each sentence is recognized and translated as it is spoken, and the translation appears on the projector and on the phones of everyone who scanned your QR code.
Listeners pick their own language and can read along or have the translation read aloud. Nobody installs an app, and there is no limit on how many people follow along.
Built for church language, not business meetings
General translation tools stumble on church words. PraiseTranslate recognizes Bible references and uses the right book names in each language, keeps vocabulary like grace, repentance and salvation, and follows your tradition and preferred Bible version.
It also notices when the worship team starts singing and pauses translation until the preaching resumes.
After the service
Every service is saved by date. Read it again in any language, download the transcript or subtitles for your YouTube video, or turn it into a small-group study guide with one click.
Open PraiseTranslate on a laptop at the pulpit or connect it to the sound desk, and tap the microphone. As the pastor preaches, each sentence is recognized and translated in about a second. The translation appears on the projector and on the phones of everyone who scanned the church QR code.
Do people need to install an app?
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No. Listeners scan a QR code or open a link in the browser on any phone, tablet or computer, pick their language, and read along. They can also have the translation read aloud. Projectors, stage screens and livestream software open a display link.
Is it accurate with Bible verses and church words?
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PraiseTranslate is built for churches. It recognizes Bible references and uses the right book names in each language, keeps church vocabulary like grace, repentance and salvation, and follows your tradition and preferred Bible version. Like any live translation it can make mistakes, so it is a companion for your congregation rather than a replacement for a human interpreter at weddings or legal moments.
What equipment do we need?
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A laptop with Chrome or Edge and an internet connection. For the best accuracy, plug in the sound desk feed instead of using the laptop microphone. A projector or TV is optional; phones work on their own.
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