Sermon translation in 83 languages

Live sermon translation that lets every visitor and member follow along in their heart language. One QR code, 83 languages, and no app to install.

Sunflower AI live sermon translation in use

How sermon translation works

Sunflower AI translates the sermon in real time, with no hardware and no downloads: display a QR code, and everyone in the room reads or hears the preaching on their own phone, in their own language.

  • Step 1

    You preach as usual

    Sunflower AI listens to the sermon and transcribes it as you speak — no change to how you preach.

  • Step 2

    Your congregation scans one QR code

    Each person opens the link on their phone and picks a language — 83 to choose from, and the same QR code every week.

  • Step 3

    They read or listen along

    Live subtitles, or audio in 74 languages, so each member follows the sermon in their heart language.

Watch a Sunday sermon translated live on the audience’s phone.

AI sermon translation

AI sermon translation does the work an interpreter booth and a trolley of headsets used to do. Sunflower AI transcribes the preacher as they speak, translates each sentence a moment later, and sends it to every phone in the room — so a visitor who speaks little English follows the same sermon as the person beside them.

There is no hardware to hire and no roster of volunteer interpreters to fill. The sermon translation app runs in the browser your congregation already has, so a church that has never translated a service before can start on a Sunday morning with nothing but a QR code on the screen.

Churches already translating their sermons

We have that deep conviction that the Bible and God’s word is for everyone of every language. Everything we can do to make that accessible for everybody is an easy decision for us.

Thanks so much for creating a really helpful product for our church, and for the Gospel to go forward in Australia — and hopefully many places.

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Stu HarrisonPastor, Hunter Bible Church

We’ve had several members start attending church because of this technology.

They wouldn’t attend church otherwise [because they want to attend church with their family]. They speak zero English, and they’re having a great time with us.

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Matt DoddLead Pastor, Lakemba Anglican Church

The whole service, not only the sermon

The same QR code translates every part of Sunday morning — the songs, the Bible reading, the prayers, and the announcements — so no one follows only half the service.

Live translation for churches
The interior of a church set up for a Sunday service

Frequently asked questions

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