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Drop your sermon in
Upload notes, paste a manuscript, add slides, or start from a Sunday recording link. Keep the source simple.
Pastor-built Monday sermon texts
Bernhard SuppanPastor in the greater Austin area, missionary in Vienna, church planter in Berlin, and builder of SermonSync because churches need simpler sermon follow-up.
One sermon. One text.
Every Monday.
SermonSync takes Sunday's sermon and turns it into a pastor-approved follow-up text and recap page. No bulky content engine, no extra media team, no weekly scramble. Human-in-the-loop, consent-first, and simple enough for churches without a media team.
$19/monthNo frills. Just results. Basic plan after the pilot.
90-day prototype pilot - Pastor approval - Consent-first - Works toward your existing church system
1sermon becomes the weekly follow-up source
1pastor-approved text keeps the message moving
90days for prototype churches to test the workflow
Not another sermon content platform. SermonSync is the focused way to carry one sermon into the week with one pastor-approved follow-up text.
How It Works
Three steps. One clear outcome.
Upload once. Review fast. Your church gets one Monday text.
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Preview the recap
SermonSync prepares a short follow-up text and recap page in your church's voice, ready for pastor review.
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Approve Monday's text
Nothing sends until the pastor approves the message and the member consent path is confirmed.
See It In Action
A text your church will actually read on Monday
Every Monday, your members receive a short follow-up that brings Sunday's message back into the week. Not another email. Not another social post to manage. One pastor-approved text.
- +Human-in-the-loop, pastor-approved workflow
- +English first, with Spanish or French added as needed
- +Scripture and core sermon themes carried into the recap
- +Built toward Breeze, Planning Center, and similar church tools
- +Works toward slides, docs, notes, PDFs, audio, and video links
New Life Hutto
New Life Hutto
Don't lose your crown. God has given you authority, favor, and a legacy in Christ. Keep walking with your church family this week.Mon 9:30 AM
New Life Hutto
No pierdas tu corona. Dios te ha dado autoridad, favor, y un legado en Cristo. Sigue adelante esta semana.Lun 9:30 AM
Features
Built for one channel people actually open
The pilot is intentionally focused: one sermon, one approved follow-up, and a workflow that respects consent and pastoral review.
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Human-in-the-loop
Pastor approval stays in the workflow. SermonSync assists the follow-up; it does not replace pastoral judgment.
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Language add-ons
Start with English. Add Spanish, French, or another language one at a time when your church needs it.
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Texts people see
The goal is one clear message after Sunday, not another content calendar for a small church team.
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Consent-first setup
Member lists must come from an existing church relationship and a confirmed consent path.
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Flexible sermon source
Works toward notes, docs, PDFs, slides, audio links, or video links as the pilot workflow expands.
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Prototype church pilots
The first churches help shape the product before the paid plan becomes the normal path.
Built by a Pastor
From a pastor who gets it.
I built SermonSync because most churches do not need another content machine. They need a simple way to carry Sunday's sermon into people's week without creating another job for the church.
PastorMore than 20 years in ministry and church leadership
Why It ExistsBuilt to carry Sunday's message into Monday
Small Church RealityMade for churches without a media team
Follow-UpOne message reviewed and sent with care
Built for pastors who need real follow-up, not more software theater.
FAQ
Questions pastors ask
Can churches sign up now?
Yes. Churches can apply for a 90-day prototype pilot. We review the church, consent path, sermon source, and language needs before anything goes live.
Does SermonSync send texts automatically?
Not without pastor approval. The workflow is human-in-the-loop: preview first, approve next, send only after consent and compliance are ready.
What does the basic plan include after the pilot?
The planned basic offer is one weekly sermon follow-up text and recap page. Multilingual support, deeper automation, and church-system integrations can be added as separate options.
Can SermonSync support multilingual churches?
Yes. The recommended path is to add one language at a time so the church can review tone, accuracy, and member groups before expanding.
Your congregation deserves to hear from you on Monday.
Prototype churches can test the workflow for 90 days before the planned basic plan becomes the normal path.
Nothing goes live and no texts are sent until the pastor approves the recap and the consent path is confirmed.