One place for your care requests, prophetic words, follow-ups, services, and team — built for how ministry actually works.
Start your 14-day trial See it live first — no signupSomeone texted you a prayer need on Tuesday. It's already buried in the group chat.
The note to follow up with Sister Monroe last month is on a napkin, in a coat pocket, in a car.
The visitor from two Sundays ago — the one you meant to call — slipped through again.
None of that is a failure of love. It's a failure of the tools. Spreadsheets and group texts were never built for shepherding souls. This was.
As you read, notice who's doing each thing. It isn't all the pastor.
Your Order of Service is staffed, shared, and on everyone's phone. And if your church speaks two languages, we've partnered with Console Translate to carry the sermon live to every ear.
You open the Console and see everyone who needs a touch this week — each one already routed to the right leader. A person calls, not a robot. Nothing waits on your memory.
Sister Monroe makes the call. And everyone serving this weekend gets a reminder — even the ones who never check the schedule until you tell them twice.
The study group has its own room in the Console — roster, attendance, and notes — so midweek discipleship counts, not just Sundays.
Prophetic words, dreams, and encounters go into the archive — searchable, tied to services, held with privacy. Meanwhile every group's announcements flow to the media team, who build Sunday without chasing anyone down.
Youth group runs as its own group with its own leaders — check-ins tracked, nothing living in one volunteer's head.
A group doesn't need a hallway conversation to plan something. They submit it, you approve it from wherever you are, and it's already routed to the right people.
A separate event, already underway
This Saturday's picnic — approved weeks ago — runs from its own workspace: tasks, team roles, who's bringing what.
A member's coworker just found out her mom has cancer. She's never been to your church and may never come — but your member wants your church to surround her anyway. There's a place for that: love someone right where they are, before they're ever a visitor.
She gets her own quiet link — no app, no account. On it: words of encouragement from your leadership, a couple of resources for what she's facing, and Sunday's message, ready to hear. She's not a project. She's a person your church already knows how to love.
Always free for the person receiving care — and this is how a church of any size ends up quietly reaching dozens of people it never could have met on its own.
Every one of those things happened — and here is everything that needed you.
Everything else — the routing, the reminders, the reports — kept your team organized and moving, because you set it up once and the Console carries it from there. That's what a well-shepherded house feels like.
And there's a quieter gift in it: you can sit back and thank God your team is growing, that people aren't slipping through, that ministry isn't resting on you alone.
It doesn't mean stepping back as shepherd — it means the flock has more than one shepherd's hands on it.
When you're at your own daughter's dance recital, a request doesn't have to wait on you — your team can carry it. That's peace of mind, not absence.
A member isn't the finish line — "go and make disciples" was always meant for the people already inside your church too. Build the courses and trainings here, and watch each person discover who God created them to be.
Monthly reports roll up from every leader. The board section keeps minutes and decisions in order. You see the whole flock in one look.
Reading a report is its own kind of shepherding — not just a number checked off, but a chance to notice who's carrying too much.
Words spoken, dreams, visions — recorded, dated, tied to the service they came in. Leadership controls what's shared and with whom.
A private wholeness check-in across seven areas of life — for your leaders, before they burn out quietly. Because the people serving need shepherding too.
No automated texts pretending to be pastoral. The Console tells your people who needs a call — and a human makes it. Sensitive notes stay locked to the eyes that should see them.
Every person in your church gets their own place — their walk with God, their groups, their schedule, the bulletin. Each portal shows only what fits that person, so a new member sees a simple app while you see the whole house.
Console Translate turns the preached word into Spanish in real time — read on a phone or heard through earbuds. Your Spanish-speaking family hears the whole sermon, not a summary.
Grace Community Church is a full demo — real screens, sample members, a staffed Sunday service. Click into anything. No email, no signup, nothing to cancel.
See it liveYour pastor preaches in English. Your congregation reads or hears it in Spanish, live, on their own phones — visitors just scan a QR code at the door. Sessions are archived bilingually for anyone who missed a Sunday.
Console Translate is a paid add-on to any Console plan, starting at $65/mo and sized by the hours and data you use. It isn't part of the trial — billing begins when you turn it on.
Start where you are. Everything you write comes with you when you grow.
Here's what a 150-member church typically pays piecing these together with popular church-management tools (published 2026 pricing) — next to what the same church pays here.
| What you need | Elsewhere | Minister's Console |
|---|---|---|
| Scheduling & services | ~$15–75/mo (own app) | Included |
| Care & follow-up tracking | ~$93/mo (10-leader care tool) | Included, connected to everything |
| Prophetic archive | Personal apps only — not tied to your church | Included |
| Leader journaling | Personal apps only — not tied to discipleship | Included |
| Discipleship courses | ~$40–100/mo (course platform) | Included |
| Live sermon translation | $75/hr+ — often $300+/mo | Add-on, from $65/mo |
| Not-yet-visitor connect | Doesn't exist elsewhere | Included, free for the person cared for |
Console Translate is sold separately, from $65/mo, if your church needs it. Prophetic archiving and leader journaling connected to discipleship still isn't sold anywhere else at any price.
"Elsewhere" figures are typical published 2026 monthly pricing for comparable standalone tools — scheduling apps, course platforms, and translation services — not exact quotes. Vendors and prices vary and may change; some of what's above simply isn't sold anywhere as a single product.
Tiers differ by size, not by features — a church plant gets the same Console a network gets. Each tier includes leader seats for your team — what a seat includes is explained just below ↓
A seat is one leader's own login. Here's what's inside it:
Members get the church-life side of the Console — free, for your whole congregation. A leader seat adds the ministry toolset on top.
Every tool your team touches — and what it means for you.
Plus peace of mind, real organization, and clear communication with your team — the part no feature list can capture, but every pastor feels.
No. Fourteen days, full access, no card. If it's not right for your house, let it lapse — nothing to cancel.
Personal journals are personal — not even you can read a leader's private entries. Care notes are access-gated: sensitive things stay with the eyes that should see them, and you control the settings in plain language.
It's built for a pastor who has never used church software. Setup is a guided walk-through — most churches finish in one evening, and every setting explains itself in plain words. And you have options: the MC team can set it up for you, or hand it to a trusted person in your church — a secretary or media volunteer will find it simple. You're never doing this alone.
No. Someone still in leadership development can be marked Leader in Training — more access than a regular member (their own journal, schedule, and growth courses), without using one of your leader seats. It's the on-ramp: when they're ready to lead in full, you promote them, and it becomes a seat then.
Any time, in either direction. Nothing you've written or built is ever lost when you move.
It's a paid add-on starting at $65/mo, sized by the hours and data your church uses, separate from the trial — billing starts when you turn it on. Here's how a month of Sundays compares:
| Option | A month of services |
|---|---|
| Console Translate | from $65/mo |
| Wordly | from $75 per hour — roughly $300+/mo |
| Human interpreter | $120–$250/hr, 2-hour minimums |
Competitor figures from publicly listed rates, 2026. Their pricing may change.
A rough estimate — nothing here is charged until you actually sign up.
And you were never meant to be the only one caring for them. Give your whole team the tools to carry it with you — fourteen days, the whole Console, no card.
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