Follow any live sermon in hundreds of languages

Instantly translate your church service and sermons to people’s personal devices.

Connect your sound desk to a computer with internet

No sound desk? Try a phone on a lectern or clip mic output.

Start your stream from your Breeze Translate dashboard

Translate up to 2 hours of your church service.

Share your stream to people’s personal devices via QR code

Now anyone can choose their preferred language and see your translation stream live.

Testimonials

We've had a number of churches come with us on the journey as we build Breeze Translate for church services. You can read a few of their kind words below!

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North Evington Free ChurchLeicester One of our congregation - a lovely lady from Punjab, India who has been a faithful attendee for over 7 years told us that it’s the first time she’s come to church and “understood everything that has been said”. It’s hard not to get emotional when you see the reaction people have to seeing (and hearing) things in their own languages.
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St Gabriel'sCricklewood We had trialled the service in the morning and it went really well. The main thing was that our Farsi speakers could get on and use the service and they were impressed at how accurately it translated most things. And we could tell that it had picked up what was said very well because the transcript was really pretty accurate. Great job!
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Dundonald ChurchLondon We ran Breeze for the first time last Sunday. We had three fluent/bi-lingual people following the sermon in Mandarin, Portuguese and Spanish using text translation, and all seemed very positive. There is very little lag between what is said on the stage and the screen. They will be grateful for this tool to help them understand better. A great tool!
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St Peter'sHillfields, Coventry Thanks so much for using your gifts for our Lord and His Kingdom in this way, it truly is making His Church a more inclusive place in which "every tribe, tongue and nation" can join together in worshipping Him.

Features

Breeze Translate is designed as a simple, affordable and easy to use translation service for church contexts.

Real Time Translation

Translations appear on devices almost instantly.

Hundreds of Languages

Translation from over 40 input languages into hundreds of the world's most used languages.

Low Bandwidth

A full church service transcription is equivalent to only a few web pages, and as you only upload the audio once Breeze Translate works on even the slowest data connections.

Simple

Scan the QR code, choose a language — our goal is to make Breeze usable by anyone with a smartphone. Breeze Translate runs in the browser, so there's nothing to download.

Affordable

Our goal is to make Breeze affordable for all churches who need translation. Prices start from only £6 a week.

Engaging your community

Help people to engage with your church community by providing services translated into their own heart language.

Our Team

Breeze Translate is being developed by an amazing team of talented volunteers with a vision to bring affordable translation to church services across the globe.

Mike Ashelby

Product Lead

Kingdom Code

Breeze Translate came into being thanks to the Kingdom Code Build hackathon!

Volunteers

Breeze Translate is developed entirely by a team of faith filled volunteers with a heart to see God's message connect across language barriers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Breeze Translate is based on AI technology. We take a pragmatic approach to provide a useful tool for as many churches as possible. If you have any specific questions, please reach out!

We don’t have a sound desk. Can I still use Breeze Translate?

Yes! Breeze Translate only requires an audio output from your church service. A phone on a lectern or an audio output from a clip mic will work.

We don’t have good WiFi where our church meets. Can I still use it?

Breeze Translate needs an internet connection both ways. To upload (from your church to Breeze), the bandwidth needed is similar to streaming music for the same duration; much less than live video streaming your church service. A 2-hour church service requires a moderate connection. For people receiving translations, the internet requirement is minimal. A 2-hour transcript is about 8,000 words, which is equivalent to downloading a few web pages.

Does this work with sung worship?

The short answer is 'no' — at least, not very well! Translating songs is much more complex, with rhythm and rhyme requirements on top of the meaning, which is often conveyed through cultural imagery which may itself not translate very well. We do know churches who have had some success with Breeze Translate by isolating the vocal feed, but the resulting translation isn't guaranteed to fit the original melody very well!

How reliable is automated translation? Can you trust its accuracy?

This is a great question! While automated translation may not always be perfect, it greatly enhances accessibility. For most churches, Breeze allows people to go from not understanding the service to engaging with most of it.

Our preachers love to use complicated language. Will Breeze Translate cope?

Yes! Modern translation technology is designed to handle intricate language with ease. Our advice is always to give the service the best possible audio feed to help with a quality transcription.

How does the free trial work?

You can try Breeze Translate for 2 weeks. After the trial, pricing starts at £6 per week.

How long are streams on Breeze Translate?

Streams are currently limited to 2 hours to prevent accidental overuse. If your plan allows, you can always start it again after this time.

How is this different from Google Translate?

Breeze Translate uses your main audio output, ensuring higher-quality audio, feeding into a dedicated transcription service, leading to more accurate translation. Our web app makes it simple for people to access translations with just two taps, without using much mobile data.

Isn’t it distracting to have people on their phones?

Many people already use their phones in church for note-taking or Bible apps. In any church community, you'll quickly recognize who is using live translation to follow along.