Persian (Farsi) · فارسی
Live Persian translation for your church
For Persian-speaking believers and seekers, a sermon they can follow in the language of Hafez and Rumi.
خواهران و برادران عزیز، خوش آمدید. امروز با هم مزمور ۲۳ را میخوانیم.
Persian-speaking churches have taken root in America, many of them led by Iranian believers. Many Afghan families who arrived in recent years speak Dari, a close cousin of Farsi. Both often end up in English-speaking churches with few people who can help them follow along.
Same Sermon translates into Farsi and Dari, right to left, and treats every listener as anonymous. No sign-up, no names, nothing that tracks who is listening. For some believers, that privacy matters a great deal.
Good to know
- Farsi and Dari are offered separately, so each family can choose the one it reads.
- Listeners are anonymous. We never ask who they are.
- Read-aloud uses the phone’s own voice. Not every phone includes a Persian voice, so captions may be the better choice.
How it works
Persian captions in three steps.
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Connect the sound
Open the live console in a browser at the sound desk and let it hear the pastor’s microphone.
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Choose Persian
Add Persian to your service, or choose it as the language your pastor preaches in. Share the QR code in the bulletin or on a slide.
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Neighbors follow along
They scan, choose فارسی, and read or listen on their own phone.
Welcome your Persian-speaking neighbors this Sunday.
Start free in about ten minutes, or try it right now in your browser.