Sermon Transcription for Every Sunday

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Sunday service · Hope in the waitingLivestream replay · 41:20
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Turn with me to Psalm twenty-seven, verse fourteen.

Wait for the Lord; be strong and take heart.

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What Churches Do with Sermon Transcripts

Captions for the replay
Quotes and posts for the week
Small-group notes

An SRT file makes the online service accessible to deaf and hard-of-hearing members and to people watching on mute.

Captions for the replay

Pull five to eight quotable lines, or a draft post, from the message for social media and the newsletter (paid plans).

Quotes and posts for the week

Leaders prepare discussion questions from the text and quote the exact wording of the sermon.

Small-group notes

From Sermon to Text and Captions

What one upload gives you, and what to check before you publish.

Sources
Audio files, video files, or YouTube and Vimeo replay links
Scripture references
Transcribed as spoken (“John three sixteen”); check names and book titles before publishing
Captions
SRT or VTT timed to the recording
Quotes and post
5–8 verbatim quotes or a draft post from the message (Creator and up)
Translation
The whole sermon in 50+ languages for multilingual congregations (Creator and up)
Names and terms
Add names of people, places and your church to My terms

Before You Upload a Sermon

Three things that make the text cleaner.

Audio

Use the sound desk feed if you can

The mixed board output is far clearer than a camera microphone at the back of the room, especially with music and a reverberant hall.

Worship music

Lyrics are not the goal

Songs before and after the message transcribe poorly. Trim them, or ignore those parts of the transcript.

Vocabulary

Teach it your names

Biblical names and your own church’s names go into My terms, so they are spelled the same way every week.

How to Transcribe a Sermon

From recording to finished text in three steps.

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Upload or paste the replay
Choose the language
Edit and publish

Add the recording, or paste the YouTube or Vimeo link of the livestream.

Upload or paste the replay

Pick the language of the message; for a sermon with an interpreter, choose the main language.

Choose the language

Fix names, then export the text as DOCX, or captions as SRT for the replay.

Edit and publish

Frequently Asked Questions

Sermon transcription: common questions.

All questions
Yes. Paste the link of the public or unlisted replay and the audio is fetched for you.
They are written as spoken. Check book names and verse numbers before you publish; adding names to My terms helps.
Yes. Export SRT or VTT and upload it to YouTube, Vimeo or your church website player.
Yes, into 50+ languages on paid plans, with the same timing for captions.
New accounts get 30 free minutes once: a short message in full, or the first 10 minutes of a long one.
Yes. The editor works in the browser and follows the audio, so a volunteer can correct names while listening. On Pro and Business plans, team members can share one workspace.