Sermon Send helps a church turn Sunday's message into one branded page people can actually pass along.^1 Corey Alderin and Josh Wiley built it so members can share clips, a five-day devotional, reflections, and key quotes in a single link instead of a long video.^1 The homepage puts it plainly: a thirty-minute recording is not what friends send each other, so the page is meant to help a congregation become digital missionaries.^1 You create a page, upload media, and fill in the devotionals—or connect a Sermon Shots account so AI can draft that first pass—then publish.^1 Each page can carry the church's logo and colors.^1
Sermon Send is part of the Sermon Shots Suite.^3 Sermon Shots uses AI to turn an uploaded sermon into clips, quotes, discussion guides, and other follow-up material.^4 The company says 8,000+ churches use the suite.^5 There is a free starting tier for Sermon Shots users, with paid plans if you need more.^1 It is a web tool; I did not find an official App Store or Play Store listing.
