Incorporating closed-captions on your sermons allows people to engage with your content if they don’t have headphones or are hearing impaired. Reading closed-captions while listening to the audio of a sermon can also help people process and internalize the message.
Sermon transcription gives you new and improved ways to:
And in Faithlife Sermons and Faithlife Proclaim, sermon transcription is as simple as a few clicks.
Learn how to transcribe sermons using Proclaim.
Sermon transcription revolves around three features:
Read along with the sermon audio in real time.
Assess the emotional quality of your sermon by analyzing its words.
Get an archive of your work and help other people search your content.
Each sermon costs just $1 to transcribe, which enables all these features. You can buy several credits at once, too, so you don’t have to process a payment each time you go to transcribe a sermon.
If you use Proclaim, learn how to transcribe your sermon. It’s as simple as a few clicks, and then you can access your transcript in Faithlife Sermons.
If you use Faithlife Sermons, you can upload a sermon transcript right to Faithlife Sermons and use the tone analysis.
Don’t have either one? Start a trial of both. Together they work powerfully to extend the impact of your sermons.
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