For ministries, conferences, missions and networks
“Go ye into all the world.”The Great Commission, in every language they speak.
Your speaker preaches once. Partners from four countries, the room downstairs and the viewers watching from home each follow the whole message live, in their own language, on their own phone. Afterwards you send every partner church the transcript in theirs.
- Online viewers on the same link
- Every room its own channel
- A transcript in each language
Mark 16:15 · King James Version
Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.
The mandate
Five passages, one direction: outward.
The command did not stop at the edge of one language. Read in order, these passages move from a hillside in Galilee to the uttermost part of the earth. Under each: what it asks of churches and ministries today.
- Go
Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world.
Matthew 28:19–20 · King James Version Today: “Teaching them” means people must be able to follow the teaching. Plan for the languages in the room, not just the one on stage.
- Preach
And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.
Mark 16:15 · King James Version Today: “All the world” now includes the livestream. Viewers in other countries deserve the message in their language too.
- Witness
But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth.
Acts 1:8 · King James Version Today: The power is the Spirit’s, not ours or a tool’s. What a ministry can do is take away the barriers it controls, and language is one of them.
- Be heard
How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? and how shall they hear without a preacher? And how shall they preach, except they be sent?
Romans 10:14–15 · King James Version Today: Hearing comes before believing. A message spoken in a language someone does not understand has not yet been heard.
- The horizon
After this I beheld, and, lo, a great multitude, which no man could number, of all nations, and kindreds, and people, and tongues, stood before the throne, and before the Lamb.
Revelation 7:9 · King James Version Today: The end of the story is many tongues, not one. Serve each listener in their own language instead of asking them to learn yours first.
…of all nations, and kindreds, and people, and tongues.
How a ministry carries it
One gathering. Every room, every language, everyone online.
Every room
Its own channel
The main hall, the breakout downstairs, the youth room. Each room’s sound desk sends its own channel, with its own QR and languages.
Everyone
One link, in the room or online
The QR on the screen and the link under your livestream open the same page. Viewers abroad pick their language like everyone else. No app.
Every language
Interpreters and AI voice
Interpreters from partner churches work from the browser booth, at the venue or at home. AI voice covers the languages nobody interprets. Captions in 100+.
Afterwards
A transcript in each language
Download every language when the session ends, subtitles (SRT) included, and send each partner church its own.
Multi-room conferences
Every room has its channel before the doors open.
Set your rooms once. Each one owns a channel, numbered in order, and a desk computer in that room sends the sound. Test every room the day before and watch the meter move.
On the day, the operator console shows which rooms have sound arriving, so you find a silent breakout before its audience does.
- One room, one channel
- Which rooms have sound
- Test before it matters
Your people where it matters
Interpreters from partner churches. AI voice for the rest.
The interpreter is at home in São Paulo
A partner church’s volunteer opens the InterScribe booth in her browser, hears the main hall, and interprets into Portuguese. Listeners choose her like any other language.
- Português · interpreter
- Kiswahili · AI voice
- العربية · captions
AI voice per language
A natural voice in each language nobody interprets. Guests tap Listen and put the phone to their ear.
Sign language beside the captions
Your sign-language interpreter can appear next to the captions on every phone, for Deaf brothers and sisters in the room and online. Sign language channels are in beta and come with selected plans.
Watching from another country?
Same link, same languages, alongside your livestream.
Picture this
A missions conference, partners from four countries.
For example
Thu, 20:00
The missions director tests the main hall and two breakouts. Every meter moves. The Portuguese interpreter in Maputo says hello from the booth.
Fri, 09:30
The opening session starts in English. Pastors from Kenya read Kiswahili captions. A delegation from Egypt listens to the AI voice in Arabic. Two churches in Abidjan watch the stream with French on their phones.
Fri, 14:00
The breakout on church planting runs downstairs on its own channel. A pastor asks a question in Portuguese; the speaker reads it in English.
Mon
Each partner gets the weekend’s messages as a transcript in their own language, to teach from at home.
- Kenya · Kiswahili
- Egypt · العربية
- Mozambique · Português
- Côte d’Ivoire · Français
After the gathering
The message keeps travelling after the last session.
Transcripts for partner churches abroad
Read or download each language, subtitles (SRT) included. Send the French to Abidjan and the Kiswahili to Nairobi.
- One transcript per language
- Download, including SRT
One page for every gathering
Your portal lists every upcoming session at one address. Partners bookmark it once and find the next conference, prayer night or training there.
- Your ministry’s address
- Every gathering listed
- Share one front door
Questions ministries ask us
Talk to a personCan people watching our livestream in another country follow along?
Yes. Put the session link under your stream. Online viewers open the same page as the people in the room and choose captions, AI voice or an interpreter in their language.
Can interpreters from partner churches work from their own country?
Yes. The interpreter booth runs in a browser, so a partner church’s volunteer can interpret from home, anywhere with a steady internet connection.
How do several rooms work at one conference?
Each room has its own channel, its own QR and its own languages, and a desk computer in that room sends the sound. The operator console shows which rooms have sound arriving.
Can you translate our archive of past sermons?
Not today. InterScribe translates live speech. Translating recordings is a direction we are exploring and is on the public roadmap.
Will the AI get Scripture references and names right?
Not always. Add names and terms to a vocabulary, put the reference on the slide, and keep a human interpreter for the key sessions.
Is there a price for ministries and nonprofits?
Yes. Churches and nonprofits get the discounted price: 30% off, declared at checkout.
Let the message cross every border.
Tell us your rooms, days and languages, and see what your next gathering costs.
Church section
The whole sermon, for every family in the room.
Pages for pastors and church leaders: how a Sunday works, being ready for the visitor you have not met, captions, taking part, the mission and what Scripture says.
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