Turn one main stage into many languages at once — live captions and natural spoken voice delivered to every attendee's phone, no headsets or interpreter booths required.
Christian conference translation lets a multinational audience follow your main stage in the language they understand best. As your speaker preaches or teaches, Jesus Speaks transcribes, translates, and delivers the message live — as on-screen captions and as natural spoken voice — to each listener at the same moment. Attendees join on their own phones through a link or QR code, choosing from up to 87 output languages. There are no interpreter booths to rent, no receivers to hand out, and nothing for anyone to install. It is built for camps, missions gatherings, and conferences where the room speaks many tongues but needs to hear one Word.
Missions conferences and camps gather people from many countries into one hall, and the old answer — a booth for each language, a wall of receivers, a scramble to recruit enough interpreters — is expensive, fragile, and rarely stretches past two or three languages. Jesus Speaks was built for exactly this room. One operator feeds the main-stage audio, and every language is served at once, so a delegate from Brazil, a pastor from Kenya, and a student from Ukraine all follow the same session in their own tongue.
Because there is no per-language staffing to arrange, the barrier to welcoming another nation drops to almost nothing. Adding a language is a setting, not a hire. That means a regional missions gathering can serve the handful of Portuguese speakers in the back just as readily as its majority language — no one is left straining to keep up, and no one has to be turned away because you couldn't find an interpreter in time.
Up to 87 output languages can run simultaneously from 56 spoken input languages, which covers the vast majority of the rooms a Christian conference will ever face — plenary sessions, keynote nights, and multi-day camps alike.
Conference translation works best when people can both see and hear. Jesus Speaks projects live captions onto your screens for the whole room to read, while each attendee who wants spoken translation gets a natural voice in their language streamed privately to their phone. Delegates simply put in their earbuds and listen, following the speaker in real time without disturbing the person beside them.
This dual delivery matters in a conference setting. Big rooms are noisy, accents vary, and worship transitions quickly into teaching. On-screen captions keep the whole audience anchored to the same words, and they double as an accessibility view — a dedicated live-caption mode serves attendees who are deaf or hard of hearing, so your gathering welcomes them as fully as everyone else.
The spoken voice is generated to sound warm and human rather than robotic, so a listener hears the message as a message, not a machine reading. For hybrid events, the same live translation flows straight through Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Webex to the delegates joining from home.
You do not need an AV degree to translate a conference with Jesus Speaks. There are four ways to run it, and you pick whichever fits your venue: a single phone held near the speaker, a wire into the church or conference sound desk, attendee phones reached by QR code, or dedicated wireless listening devices for those who prefer them. Most gatherings start with the sound-desk feed for the cleanest audio and a QR code on the screen for attendees to scan.
Setup is minutes, not a production. The operator opens the session, chooses which languages to offer, and shares the join link or QR code. Attendees scan, pick their language, and they are in. Nothing is downloaded, no accounts are forced on your guests, and if you add a session or a breakout, the same room link keeps working.
For a multi-day camp or a conference with several venues, one team can oversee the sessions and see everything live, so translation becomes one less thing to worry about in an already full schedule.
Serve up to 87 output languages simultaneously from a single main-stage feed — no separate booth or interpreter per language.
Attendees join on their own phones by scanning a QR code. Nothing to install, no receivers to collect, no deposits to chase.
Live captions for the whole room plus natural spoken voice streamed privately to each listener's earbuds.
A dedicated accessibility view gives the deaf and hard of hearing live captions, so the whole gathering is included.
Run it from one phone, your sound desk, attendee phones, or wireless devices — and live through Zoom, Teams, Meet, or Webex.
Credit-based billing at ministry cost, €5 of free credit (valid 45 days), and scholarships for gatherings that need them.
Jesus Speaks can deliver up to 87 output languages simultaneously from a single main-stage feed, transcribing from 56 spoken input languages. Every attendee chooses their own language independently, so a large multinational conference can serve dozens of languages from one operator without any per-language interpreter or booth.
No. Attendees join by scanning a QR code or tapping a link on their own phone — nothing is installed and no account is required. They pick their language, put in their own earbuds for spoken translation, and read the shared captions on screen. There are no receivers to hand out or collect.
Yes. The live translation works over Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Webex, so delegates joining remotely receive the same real-time captions and spoken voice as those in the room. This makes it well suited to conferences and missions gatherings that combine an in-person main stage with an online audience.
Billing is credit-based, where 1 credit equals 1 euro, and you are charged per language-hour actually listened to rather than a flat per-language fee. Every gathering starts with €5 of free credit, valid for 45 days, and scholarships are available for ministries that need them. Pricing is set at ministry cost, not a for-profit margin.
Jesus Speaks includes a dedicated accessibility view that shows live captions of the main stage in the attendee's chosen language. Deaf and hard-of-hearing guests can follow the full session in text on their own phone, and the same captions can be projected for the whole room to read together.
Start with €5 of free credit, valid for 45 days, and translate your main stage into the languages your people speak. Set up in minutes, no headsets or booths — just a link your attendees scan. Scholarships available for ministries that need them.