CAMB for Faith

One sermon. 150+ languages. Your pastor’s own voice.

Live translation for churches, in the room and online. Members and guests follow on their phones, your livestream goes out dubbed and captioned, and worship songs are left untouched.

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A preacher speaks into a microphone during a service.
Live · Sunday service
Translated voice · Español

Illustration of a phone showing live captions of a sermon in Spanish. Tabs offer English, Spanish, Korean and Portuguese, and a button plays the translated audio.

  • Under 2 secondsTranslated as your pastor preaches
  • Unlimited listenersIn the room and online
  • 1 hour = 1 hourHowever many languages
  • SOC 2 Type IIIndependently audited security

Why now

Your neighborhood already speaks many languages. Sunday can too.

  • Bandura players in embroidered Ukrainian shirts sit in wooden church pews.
  • Women stand side by side during a church service.
  • A man raises his hand in prayer in a crowded worship hall.
  • A woman raises her hand in worship among the congregation.

What your church gets

Four ways one service reaches everyone

In the room

Follow along on their phones

Members scan a QR code and read live captions in their language. From the Pastor’s Voice plan, they can listen through earbuds too. Nothing to install.

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Online

Your livestream, in many languages

From the Pastor’s Voice plan, your livestream goes out dubbed in your pastor’s own voice, with closed captions. People at home hear the sermon in their language.

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Accessible

Captions for everyone who needs them

Same-language captions for deaf and hard-of-hearing members, on their phones and on a screen in the room. From the Pastor’s Voice plan, your livestream carries them too.

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After Sunday

Every service, ready for the week

Every service is recorded, with transcripts and subtitle files in each of your languages for your website and sermon library.

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A woman listens intently among the congregation.

In the third row

Listening in Spanish

A video camera films a church service, its screen showing the congregation and the stage.

Watching from São Paulo

Hearing the sermon in Portuguese

An older woman listens from a church pew.

Near the back

Following the sermon in English

A laptop plays a recorded sermon beside an open Bible and a notebook.

At home, midweek

Catching up on Sunday’s sermon

Tuned for church

Built for the way a service really sounds.

CAMB is tuned for what a service holds: the songs, the Scripture, the prayers and everyone who speaks between them.

A young man sings with his hand on his heart during worship.

Worship

Worship stays worship

Songs are recognized as singing and pass through as your team performs them, so the translated voice stays out of your worship.

Voice

Your pastor’s own voice

Each preacher is heard in their own voice in each language you choose, learned live from the service. No recordings needed beforehand.

Vocabulary

Your church’s words

Add your pastors’ names, ministries, books of the Bible and places, and they are recognized and translated your way.

Delivery

The right tone

Tell us the delivery you want for each service: expressive for preaching, or calm and even for a service of readings and prayer.

Speakers

Every voice on the stage

Guest preachers, testimonies, interviews and panels. Each speaker keeps a voice of their own.

Sound

The room still sounds like church

Keys, organ and the congregation stay under the translated voice, so people watching at home still feel the room.

Context

Follows the whole sermon

Translation follows the sermon as it builds, in the register and regional variety your members speak, such as Colombian or Castilian Spanish.

One Sunday, end to end

What the translated stream does at each moment of the service.

  1. 10:00Passed through

    Worship

    Sung in the original

  2. 10:20Translated voice

    Welcome

    Translated, in the speaker’s voice

  3. 10:25Translated voice

    Scripture reading

    Translated, in the reader’s voice

  4. 10:30Translated voice

    Sermon

    Translated, in the pastor’s own voice

  5. 11:05Translated voice

    Prayer

    Translated, in the speaker’s voice

  6. 11:10Passed through

    Closing song

    Sung in the original

  • Passed through
  • Translated voice

A few of the 150+ languages

  • Español
  • 한국어
  • Português
  • Tiếng Việt
  • Tagalog
  • Українська
  • العربية
  • Français
  • 中文
  • Русский
  • हिन्दी
  • فارسی
  • Kiswahili
  • አማርኛ
  • اردو
  • Polski
  • 日本語
  • Bahasa Indonesia

More than captions

What a translation app does, and what it can’t.

FeatureTypical church translation appsCAMB for Faith
Live captions on phones from a QR codeTypical apps: YesincludedYesIncluded
Listen on phones with earbudsTypical apps: Synthetic voiceFrom the Pastor’s Voice plan
Your pastor’s own voiceTypical apps: Higher tiers only, if offeredFrom the Pastor’s Voice plan
Translated voice inside your livestreamTypical apps: Captions at mostFrom the Pastor’s Voice plan
Translation steps aside for worship songs, automaticallyTypical apps: Paused by hand, or lyrics translatedYesIncluded
Music and room sound under the translated voiceTypical apps: Voice onlyFrom the Pastor’s Voice plan
Several speakers, each in their own voiceTypical apps: One synthetic voice, switched by gender2 on Pastor’s Voice, 8 on Campus
Your names and termsTypical apps: YesincludedYesIncluded
Every service recorded in each languageTypical apps: Text transcripts, mostlyFrom the Pastor’s Voice plan
A named engineer for Easter and ChristmasTypical apps: Email and chatOn the Campus plan

Based on the published features of church translation apps, October 2026.

How it works

Set up once. Reuse it every Sunday.

  1. Connect the feed you already produce

    Send the program feed from your encoder or streaming software over SRT, or RTMP on request. One address works for every service.

  2. Choose your languages and voices

    Pick several languages for one service. Voices come from your speakers automatically, or you choose them from our library.

  3. Share the QR code and go live

    Put the QR code on your screens and in the bulletin. From the Pastor’s Voice plan, send the translated stream to your streaming platform too. One switch pauses the translation whenever you need it.

  4. Rehearse and watch it live

    Save your setup as a template, rehearse on last Sunday’s recording, and watch every language live while you stream.

A technician runs a large service from the production booth.

Questions

What churches ask us

CAMB follows the whole sermon for context, and you can add your pastors’ names, ministries, books of the Bible and places so they are recognized and translated your way. Quoted verses are translated live, not taken from a published Bible translation. Before your first live service, rehearse on one of your recorded services so your team can check the translation.

No. Members scan the QR code or open the link, and captions open in their phone’s browser. From the Pastor’s Voice plan, they can listen there too.

Singing is recognized and passes through untouched, so everyone hears your choir or worship team as they sing. Song lyrics are not captioned or translated, so keep them on your screens as you do today. The translation picks up again when someone speaks.

Yes, on the Pastor’s Voice, Campus and Multi-Campus plans. Each speaker’s voice is learned live from the service audio, with no recordings needed beforehand, and a clear microphone gives the closest match. If you prefer, you can choose voices from our library instead. The Sunday plan is captions only.

It runs in real time. Latency is configurable, down to under 2 seconds.

A feed of the service from your encoder or streaming software (the one you use for your livestream, if you have one), and a stable internet connection. Send it to CAMB over SRT, or over RTMP on request. Before your first service, you can rehearse on a recorded one, and our support team is there if you need help.

On the Pastor’s Voice, Campus and Multi-Campus plans, it works with YouTube Live and other platforms that take an RTMP or SRT stream: each language goes out as its own stream, dubbed, with closed captions people can turn on. On the Sunday plan, captions show on phones and on your screens in the room, not in your livestream.

Up to 2 on Sunday, 3 on Pastor’s Voice and 5 on Campus, and more on Multi-Campus, from one service feed, chosen from more than 150.

Yes. One switch pauses it and puts your original audio back on, without stopping the stream. Paused time does not count toward your hours.

Your service is never cut off. Extra hours are $4 on Sunday, $15 on Pastor’s Voice and $20 on Campus. Each hour counts once, however many languages. We email you when you have used 80% and then 100% of your hours. On a yearly plan, your hours are pooled across the year.

Yes. Upgrades apply straight away and you pay only the difference. Downgrades take effect at your next renewal.

CAMB is SOC 2 Type II compliant, with encrypted transport and role-based access, and single sign-on for Network accounts. Members need no account to follow along.

Everyone in the room, in their language, and everyone watching at home.