Sanctuary displays

You can welcome people in every language on personal phones, on a shared screen, or both. Choose what fits your room, your congregation, and the tone of each part of the service.

Personal devices (default)

Each listener opens the QR code or link and picks their own language. This is the most flexible option when many languages are represented — no one language dominates the room.

See Attender experience for the two-tap flow and accessibility tips.

Projector and big screen

You can display one language for everyone to read together — useful when many people share the same language or when you want a visible cue that translation is available.

Configure display options from the control panel during a session. Test readability from the back of the room before the service: font size, contrast, and how fast lines scroll.

Full detail: Display modes.

Sensitive segments

For testimonies, pastoral prayer, or content you prefer not on personal devices:

• Pause the stream for that segment, or
• Use a single public screen instead of encouraging phones, or
• Brief the congregation in advance (Pulpit and announcements)

Ministry judgment comes first; technology follows.

Promoting translation in the room

Posters, slides, and on-screen QR codes help people notice the option without feeling singled out. Download templates from Resources.

Go deeper

• Listener app overview
• Your first service — rehearsal and Sunday display tips