Multiply · The whole household
The same machine, for the next generation.
Every week, the same system that turns the adult sermon into seventeen pages turns the children's curriculum into a full week of kids discipleship — ten surfaces, generated from the lesson, reviewed, and shipped in both languages. Nobody writes it from scratch, and nobody films anything.
Book a meeting →The next generation · same machine, pointed at kids
The same pipeline runs for kids — with its own storyteller.
The storyline: Chaplain America
The week's Bible story is told by Chaplain America — a character built from Pastor James's own likeness and voice, generated as an AI avatar. So the pastor who preaches to the parents on Sunday is the same face that disciples the kids all week, without recording a thing. Two episodes a week — Friday's tease, Sunday night's landing — shipped as Made-for-Kids YouTube Shorts the whole family can share.
Every episode is captioned, carries its Scripture on screen, and is published under YouTube's kids and synthetic-media rules — the ethics are built into the pipeline, not bolted on.
Chaplain America · a weekly episode
Published episodes — one Bible story a week, told by Chaplain America.
Ten surfaces, from one lesson
A single children's lesson becomes a full week — two age tracks (preschool and elementary), both languages:
Built to reach the parent, not just the child
Faith formation only sticks if it leaves the building. So the app hands the parent the words — the memory verse, three questions for the car, a family-night activity, and a Sunday recap — every week, without a leader having to prepare a thing. The child watches; the parent gets a way in.
"Parents tell me their kids ask for the Bible story on the way home. We hand every family the memory verse, the questions for the car, the family night — every single week, and no volunteer had to build it."
James Drake · Lead Pastor, Christchurch Miami
Coming next · students
The same machine — amplifying the youth director.
Students are next, and here the seed isn't the weekend sermon — it's what the youth director already teaches, live, twice a week. Sunday morning and Wednesday night become a full student week in the app: his message, his voice, the students' own room. And because the whole family is often in the building at once — parents in their groups, kids in theirs, the teenager down the hall — the week ends the same way every ministry here does: handing the family something to talk about in the car. Built and already in the app; it launches when the youth ministry starts publishing. One piece stays out even then: no student free-texts an adult from inside the app.
On the storyline: the interactive storyline itself is deliberately not reproduced here — it's what the app exists to deliver. This page shows the pipeline and the public episodes only.
Bring us one sermon.
We'll show you the week it becomes — for your adults, and for your kids. Not a demo of someone else's church: your message, your passage, your pastor's voice, run through the system. Thirty minutes, no deck.
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