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For God so loved the world, that he gave…
En vivo
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Bienvenido a casa.
Porque Dios amó tanto al mundo, que dio a su Hijo único.
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Built for churches welcoming multilingual families, international students, refugees, and deaf or hard-of-hearing attendees.
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[01] Why churches choose Voco
Clear for guests. Simple for teams. Built for Sunday.
Clear for guests. Simple for teams. Built for Sunday.
Voco does not just translate to phones. It gives your team the live tools needed to run multilingual services cleanly week after week.
Open your Voco display URL in OBS as a Browser Source — translations appear as live lower thirds on any projector or confidence monitor. Works with ProPresenter Web Items too.
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[01] How it works
From spoken word to every phone in three steps.
This is real-time church translation without the usual setup burden. Start the service, share the QR code, and let people follow the sermon live in their own language.
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Use the audio you already have
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Reconnects automatically and restores missed text when the signal returns.
For God so loved the world, that he gave…
Use the setup you already have. A phone on the lectern works for smaller rooms. A laptop mic works for mid-sized spaces. A sound desk or USB interface gives you the cleanest feed when you have one. About
A church translation system helps people follow the sermon in another language while the service is happening. Older systems usually meant interpreter booths, receiver packs, or headsets. Voco keeps the workflow simpler: your team captures the sermon audio once, shows a QR code, and attendees read live translation on their own phones in 200+ languages. That means no attendee app, no account, and no hardware queue at the back of church.
How does church translation work?
The church starts a live session from the dashboard and uses either a laptop microphone, phone microphone, or sound-desk feed as the audio source. Voco turns that speech into live text and translation, then sends it to the congregation reader. Attendees scan the QR code, choose their language, and follow the message in real time. A cleaner sound-desk feed usually improves accuracy, but you can test the whole workflow with equipment you already own.
How much does church translation cost?
Voco starts at £6 per week for Starter, which is designed for one main weekly service with one or two regular language groups. The Church plan is £12 per week for a normal church week with multiple Sunday services, the odd midweek, all 200+ languages, screens, and a small team. Pro is £22 per week for busier churches using translation across regular midweek meetings, small groups, events, and more team members.
Do I need special equipment for church translation?
No. You can test Voco with a phone or laptop microphone, and many churches later connect a direct feed from the sound desk for better accuracy. Dedicated translation receivers, headsets, and interpreter booths are not required. If your church already has a microphone, internet connection, and a screen or printed QR code, you have enough to run a realistic first test this Sunday.
You could test Voco in your own service this Sunday.
You could test Voco in your own service this Sunday.
No card. No app for attendees. No hardware requirement. Just set it up, share the QR code, and see how it feels in a real service.
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