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Anonymous feedback, last week: nine ratings from speakers and listeners, all five stars. A church in the United States: "great, People liked it" #AI_Translation #ChurchTech

Last week: 53 listeners at once at an evangelical church in the eastern US, each in their own language. A church in California had 21. Chosen most: English, Spanish, German, Russian, Chinese, Persian, Hebrew. #AI_Translation

Technically correct is not the same as recognisably yours. mulingstream.com/en/features #AI_Translation

If you miss the 40th Sunday of 2026, it never comes back. Maybe this week Armin opens your church door and needs Persian. You can be ready before he touches the handle. mulingstream.com/en/pricing/chu… #AI_Translation

Every church has words that belong only to it. The Tuesday group. The building with the nickname. Teach them once and they come out right every week after. mulingstream.com/en/features

Give it the names before the service and they come out right, instead of being guessed at. mulingstream.com/en/features/co… #AI_Translation

The biggest difference between a good result and a rough one is not the microphone. It is whether someone spent two minutes telling it what the talk is about. mulingstream.com/en/features/co…

Nobody said impressive. Nobody said clever. They said they could follow it. mulingstream.com/en/testimonials #AI_Translation

Every session rating this month: five stars. Five of five, so not a statistic, and the one comment says "good". The words we trust more came unasked: accurate, fast, and more than once, perfect. mulingstream.com/en/testimonials

The join step matters more than the translation. If the code is small, the back row never arrives. mulingstream.com/en/features

Two things from this weekend. Print the code big: a pastor promised his room a bigger QR code next time. And on the day, put the speaker's phone on mobile data, not the venue Wi-Fi. mulingstream.com/en/features #AI_Translation

Hints now live in a strip under the words and never cover them. Somebody reading along is not interrupted. mulingstream.com/en/features

Ready and not needed beats needed and not ready. Open the room this Sunday; it costs nothing until someone listens. mulingstream.com/en/pricing/chu…

Smart Hints are out. A verse, a saying, a place, a person the guest might not know: a small hint under the captions. The speaker picks the categories. The guest can overrule on their own phone. mulingstream.com/en/features #AI_Translation

The fair test is both at once, in front of everyone. Most churches end up with both. mulingstream.com/en/features

A church in the Netherlands ran the live translation on its side screens on Sunday, next to its own interpreter on stage, as a declared test. Same sermon, same minute, both versions. A minute in: it works. mulingstream.com/en/features #AI_Translation

A Sunday where nobody needs translation costs nothing. A pass is only spent when somebody actually listens. mulingstream.com/en/pricing/chu… #AI_Translation

The 39th Sunday of 2026 never comes back. A missed Sunday is of the past. Be ready for whoever walks in this one, in whatever language they bring. Nothing is spent until a guest actually listens. mulingstream.com/en/pricing/chu… #AI_Translation

Seven questions churches asked us this week. Everyone who speaks into the mic? Yes. Several languages at once? Yes. Text or voice? Both. A two hour service? One pass. Sunday plus Thursday? Two passes, not a week. mulingstream.com/en/pricing/chu…

The readings, the vows, the blessing, in the guest's own language, on the phone already in their pocket. mulingstream.com/en/use-cases/w…