For solo pastors and small-church preachers

Finish Sunday's sermon by Thursday.

Sermon drafts that sound like you. Bulletins, announcements, and prayers — all in one place. Built around your tradition, not someone else's.

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A note from the founder: I'm not a pastor — but I grew up in church and watched the people I love work themselves to exhaustion writing sermons on Saturday night. This is the tool I wish they'd had. — Vivian

You're in. Welcome, friend.

We'll email you within the hour with a personal note. One update per month from here on out — more as we get closer to launch.

"It's 5pm Saturday. The sermon isn't done. Sunday's coming anyway."

i.
Sermon prep eats 8 hours a week

And there's no shortcut that doesn't feel like cheating on the people who came to hear from God.

ii.
The bulletin is its own small project

Copying last week's. Updating announcements. Fighting with Microsoft Publisher. Every Saturday, all over again.

iii.
ChatGPT sounds like ChatGPT

It helps, but the voice is hollow. You spend more time editing the draft than you would have writing from scratch.

A workshop, not a sermon machine.

Three things that make the difference between a generic AI tool and one built for pastors.

i.

Sermon drafts in your voice.

Upload two or three of your past sermons. PastorPrep learns how you preach — your sentence rhythm, the illustrations you reach for, the words you use for grace, sin, and Sunday morning. Every draft after that sounds like you. Not like a generic AI assistant.

Your voice profile
Trained on 3 sermons
Source sermons
Easter 2025 — He Is Risen Sermon on the Mount, pt. 3 Christmas Eve 2024
What we noticed about your voice

"Tends to open with a quiet personal story before moving into the passage. Favors short paragraphs. Reaches for agricultural and family illustrations."

ii.

One workflow, sermon to bulletin.

When your sermon's done, your bulletin's already started. Title, key passage, prayer of the day, suggested hymns from your tradition. Add announcements. Hit print. Done before Sunday morning ever arrives.

This Sunday's bulletin
Auto-drafted · Ready to print
Sermon
"The Wind Blows Where It Will"
John 3:1-17
Order of service
  • Opening hymn — Come, Thou Almighty King
  • Old Testament reading — Numbers 21:4-9
  • Prayer of the day drafted
  • Closing hymn — Spirit of the Living God
iii.

Built around your tradition.

Methodist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Baptist, Catholic, nondenominational — PastorPrep follows your lectionary, uses your theological vocabulary, suggests hymns from your hymnal. We didn't build a tool for "Christians." We built one for your tradition.

Tradition settings
Customize anytime
Your tradition
United Methodist (UMC)
What this means
  • Following Revised Common Lectionary, Year B
  • Hymns from UM Hymnal + Worship & Song
  • Theological vocabulary aligned with your tradition
  • Liturgical calendar awareness (Advent, Lent, etc.)

How it works.

From signup to your first sermon draft in under 15 minutes.

1.

Tell us about your Sunday.

Your tradition, your church, how you preach.

~ 2 minutes
2.

Share a few past sermons.

PastorPrep learns your voice from two or three samples.

~ 5 minutes
3.

Get your weekly draft.

Sermon, bulletin, prayers, hymn suggestions.

By Thursday lunch

Built with pastors, not for pastors.

Your sermons are yours.

Always. We never use your work to train any model. Everything you create here belongs to you, free and clear, and exports cleanly if you ever leave.

PastorPrep drafts. You preach.

Every sermon passes through your hands before it reaches the pulpit. We don't believe in AI-written sermons. We believe in AI-assisted prep.

Every Bible reference is verified.

No paraphrased verses. No hallucinated quotes. We pull from canonical translations and cite them faithfully — every time.

From the first pastors using it.

Beta feedback from our founding cohort.

"I got my Saturday evenings back. After 14 years of cramming sermons in late at night, that's something I almost don't believe."

Pastor Mark · Baptist, 65 attendees · Tennessee

"It actually knows what a lectionary is. The bulletins it drafts match my tradition. I haven't found another AI tool that bothers."

Pastor Sarah · UMC, two-point charge · Ohio

"The draft sounded like me — not like a robot pretending to be a pastor. That was the moment I stopped being skeptical."

Pastor David · Nondenominational plant · Arizona

How we compare.

Other tools do real work. Here's where we're different.

Pulpit AI
Sermonly
ChatGPT
PastorPrep
Sermon research & outlines
Drafts in your voice
from recordings
trained on past sermons
Bible references verified
Bulletin drafted with sermon
Follows your lectionary
Hymns from your hymnal
Repurposes finished sermons
(clips, devotionals, social)
v2
Price per month
$39 – $129
$19.99
$20
$19

Pulpit AI is great if you have a finished sermon and want to turn it into clips and social posts. Sermonly helps you research and draft. ChatGPT is a general-purpose tool. PastorPrep is the one built for your weekly Sunday workflow — sermon to bulletin, in your voice, for your tradition.

One price. No tiers. No surprises.

We built this for pastors, not for procurement departments.

Founding pastor
$19
per month

— or $190/year (two months free) —

  • Voice-trained sermon drafts every week
  • Bulletin generated from your sermon
  • Lectionary support for your tradition
  • Verified Bible references, every time
  • Hymn suggestions from your hymnal
  • Export to PDF, Word, or plain text
Become a founding pastor →

7-day free trial. No card required. 30-day money back.

Founding pastors lock in $19/month forever.

For your tradition.

Not "generic Christian." Yours.

Baptist   Methodist   Lutheran   Presbyterian   Episcopal   Catholic
Nondenominational   Pentecostal   Reformed   Mennonite   Brethren   — and more

"We follow your lectionary, not ours."

Questions pastors ask.

If yours isn't here, just reply to any of our emails.

Is this just ChatGPT in a fancy wrapper?
No. PastorPrep is trained on your past sermons, grounds every Bible reference in canonical text, follows your denominational tradition, and produces a complete Sunday workflow including your bulletin. ChatGPT can do a piece of this if you prompt it carefully for an hour. PastorPrep does it in fifteen minutes — and sounds like you.
Will my congregation know I'm using AI?
You write the final sermon. PastorPrep drafts; you edit, refine, and preach. Most pastors who beta-tested said their congregations noticed they were less tired on Sunday — not that their sermons sounded different.
What about theological accuracy?
Every Bible reference is pulled from canonical text — no paraphrasing, no hallucinations. Denominational presets keep theological vocabulary inside your tradition. That said: you are the theologian. PastorPrep drafts. You check. You preach.
Will it work for my denomination?
At launch we support Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Catholic, nondenominational, Pentecostal, Reformed, Mennonite, and Brethren traditions. If we haven't named yours yet, tell us on the signup form and we'll prioritize adding it.
Can I cancel?
Anytime. One click in your account. No phone call, no retention specialist, no "are you sure?" maze. Your data exports cleanly when you go.
Are my sermons private?
Yes. Always. We never use your sermons to train any model. They're stored encrypted and accessible only to you. We mean it — this is in our terms of service, not just our marketing.
When does it launch?
Summer 2026. Founding pastors get access first, in waves — we want to onboard slowly so we can help each pastor get it right.
Who's behind this?
A small team led by Vivian — see her note at the top of the page. Feel free to reply to any of our emails. We read everything.

Be one of the first 100 founding pastors.

Lock in $19/month forever. Help us build the tool you wish you had when you started preaching.

You're in. Welcome, friend.

We'll email you within the hour with a personal note. One update per month from here on out — more as we get closer to launch.

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