Sermon transcription
Sermon transcription built for churches
Upload sermon audio — or import it from YouTube — and Sermon Mind transcribes every message, then turns the transcript into a summary, Scripture index, and searchable library. No per-minute invoices, no sending files to a transcription bureau.
What every sermon gets
A full transcript
Every sermon transcribed with speech recognition tuned for preaching — Scripture quotations, names, and church vocabulary included — then cleaned into readable paragraphs you can review and edit.
A summary and topic tags
Each transcript gets a faithful summary of the message and topic tags like faith, prayer, and grace, so sermons are findable by what they are about, not just their titles.
Scripture references with timestamps
Every Bible verse read or quoted is indexed with the exact moment it appears in the audio, so listeners can jump straight to a passage.
A searchable library
Transcripts power full-text search across your whole archive — members can find a sermon by topic, verse, or a phrase they half-remember.
How it works
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Add your sermons
Upload audio files, or point Sermon Mind at your church’s YouTube channel and import years of preaching in bulk.
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We transcribe and organize
Each sermon is transcribed, summarized, tagged by topic, and indexed by every Scripture reference with its timestamp.
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Review, edit, publish
Check the transcript in your dashboard, fix anything worth fixing, and publish to your church’s searchable library — or keep it private.
See real transcribed sermons
Everything on this site is produced by the same pipeline. Browse recent Sunday sermons, jump to the exact moment a verse is quoted on the sermons-by-passage pages, or open any church library and read a transcript next to its audio.
Sermon transcription questions
How accurate is the transcription?
Accuracy is high for typical sermon audio, and every transcript is editable in the dashboard — most churches spot-check names and local references, correct in minutes, and publish.
Can you transcribe our old sermons, not just new ones?
Yes. Archive imports bring in years of older teaching — from files or straight from your church’s YouTube channel — and every imported sermon goes through the same transcription pipeline.
Do transcripts have to be public?
No. Each church chooses what is public and what stays private, per sermon and per library. Private libraries get all the same transcription and search features.
What does it cost?
Plans are based on sermon volume, and every church starts with 3 free sermon uploads — no credit card required.
Start with your last three sermons
Upload them free, read the transcripts, and see your library take shape — then decide if you want the rest of the archive in.
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