Every Sunday. Your sermon, on every phone in the congregation, by Sunday afternoon.
Tap Record before you preach and Stop when you’re done. It’s shared with your church in about a minute, and the members who couldn’t be there listen on a large-print page. No media team, no camera.
Hear it Two sample recordings, no sign-in.
Near Greenville? Book a setup visit and I’ll come after a service and bring your first cards. Text Steven: (864) 485-8958
For the people who can’t be in the pew
- The member in the nursing home.
- The family who moved to be near their kids.
- The deacon who works Sundays.
- The Sunday the roads ice over.
How it works
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Record
Tap Record before you preach. The phone stays awake, and the sermon is saved as you go, even if a call comes in.
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Share
Tap Stop when you’re done. It’s on your church’s page right away, and you can send the link to your people from your phone.
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Listen
They scan the card in the bulletin and press the big Play button. There’s a podcast too, if you want one.
Why I built this
My father-in-law, Dan, is a United Methodist pastor in the North Carolina mountains. My wife thinks he’s the best preacher she’s ever heard, and she’s not wrong. I was in the Navy for years, so we lived far away, and we missed most of his sermons for most of our marriage. So did his grandchildren.
I’m an engineer, so I built something simple: he taps Record before he preaches and Stop when he’s done, and by lunch we can listen from wherever we are. Our kids ask to hear Grandpa. That’s what this app was for.
Then I thought about my grandmother, who’s in a nursing home and can’t get to the church she’s belonged to her whole life. She doesn’t need a livestream or an app store. She needs a card with a square on it and a page with big print. That’s the other half of Every Sunday.
Every church has a Dan, and every church has a grandmother. This is for both of them.
Built for the people who squint at their phones.
Big dates, a big play button, and nothing to sign up for or install. The same page works on any phone, tablet or computer, and remembers where each listener left off.
This is the real listening page for our demo church, with two sample recordings.
Already streaming?
Keep it. Every Sunday is for the members who can’t find a livestream, with the sound from your pocket, not the back pew. No Facebook account needed.
Two plans, free through your third Sunday
Basic
$29 a month or $290 a year
Everything a small church needs to put Sunday’s sermon on every phone.
- Record on any phone, and upload a file when you need to
- A large-print listening page for your congregation
- A link to send your people each week, from your own phone
- See how many listened each week
- A podcast feed for Apple Podcasts and Spotify
- Printable listener cards with a QR code, and a one-page summary for your board
- Open listening, or a listener password, your choice
- Your sermons kept, even if you cancel
- Near Greenville: a setup visit after a service, with your first cards printed
Plus
$49 a month or $490 a year
For the members who can’t come: a Give button and a written version of every sermon.
- Everything in Basic
- A Give button on your listening page, pointing at the giving page you already use
- A written version of every sermon, for anyone who reads more easily than they hear
- A second password, so the secretary can post a sermon when you can’t
- A one-page note for the board each month
Free through your third Sunday on either one. Cancel anytime, and switch between them whenever you like. If any month isn’t worth it, you get that month back. Every sermon stays yours.
Districts and associations: ask about a per-church rate.
Ranger-Tomotla UMC
Every Sunday was built first for Ranger-Tomotla UMC, where it has been used every Sunday since August 2026.
“The Every Sunday app has given the congregation an easy way to hear the sermon if they miss church or want a refresher during the week. And it is easy to record and post sermons.”
Questions
I’m not good with technology. Can I really do this?
If you can record a voice memo, you can. It’s one button to record and one to stop, and near Greenville I’ll set it up with you after a service.
What’s in Plus?
Four things for the members who can’t be there. A Give button on your listening page, pointing at the giving page you already use. A written version of every sermon, for anyone who reads more easily than they hear. A second password, so the secretary can post a sermon when you can’t. And a one-page note for the board each month. $49 a month, or $490 a year.
Can we switch later?
Yes, either way, from Settings. Stripe works out the difference for the rest of the month or year, so you only pay for what you use.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. Recording and listening both work in the phone’s web browser, on iPhone and Android alike.
What if our sanctuary echoes, or I don’t use a microphone?
Keep the phone close: on the pulpit, or in a shirt pocket, not on a pew. Your voice comes through clearly from a foot or two away, and nothing else needs to change.
Do listeners need an app?
No. A link or a QR code opens the sermons in the phone’s browser.
How do I get it approved by our board?
Start free and bring them something they’ve heard. Every Sunday prints a one-page summary for the board, with what it costs and how many have listened.
What happens to our sermons if we cancel?
Your listeners keep listening, and nothing is deleted.
What if you stop running Every Sunday?
The podcast feed can move to another host, and I’ll send you every file.
Do you do video?
No. Every Sunday is sound only, so it stays simple for you and for your listeners.
Who built this?
Steven Carter, a senior data and AI engineer in Greenville, SC, through Basecamp Data Analytics.
Advent begins November 29.
Start now, and the members who can’t be there can hear the Advent sermons.
Free through your third Sunday