Your church already creates the content. We turn it into the week.
FaithMark helps churches turn sermons, Sunday moments and existing ministry content into consistent social media content, without giving the pastor or volunteers another weekly job.
A real sermon clip already featured by FaithMark. Open it to see the finished video.
ClipsCarouselsCaptions
The Monday workload
The sermon is finished. The content work is only starting.
Sunday has already given you something worth sharing. Somebody still has to turn it into posts, alongside everything else happening in church.
01Watch the sermon back
02Find the strongest moments
03Decide what is worth posting
04Edit the clips
05Write hooks and captions
06Design carousels and graphics
07Organise and schedule the posts
08Do it all again next week
That is the part FaithMark is built to take off your plate.
One Sunday. A week of useful content.
The message stays yours. We do the packaging.
You keep preaching, teaching and leading people. FaithMark handles the finding, editing and writing that turns existing material into social content.
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You create the message
Keep doing what your church already does: preaching, teaching, worshipping, gathering people and sharing stories. Send your existing sermon or service recording.
Your church’s voice.02
FaithMark finds the content
We work through the recording to find the strongest moments, useful teaching, practical takeaways and ideas worth sharing.
The moments worth keeping.03
We turn it into content
Edited sermon clips, branded graphics, carousels and captions, with a practical posting plan. Your team reviews content that sounds like your church.
Ready for the week.
See the work
A message is the starting point. The format makes it shareable.
Hear a real sermon and watch a finished short-form example from Potters House Paris. These are separate examples of the source material and the finished format.
01 / An existing sermon
Holy Living
Recorded at Eglise Potters House Paris. The teaching is already there, before any social content is created.
02 / A finished short
Qu’est-ce qui vous inquiète ?
A focused vertical video, packaged for people encountering the message in their feed.
Notice: one focused idea, a vertical format and captions that help people follow the message.
How a sermon becomes a week
A strong moment becomes a short clip.A teaching point becomes a carousel.A quotable idea becomes a graphic.A practical takeaway becomes a caption.
These are the formats FaithMark prepares from your message, rather than extra content your church has to film.
More room for ministry
Less time staring at a blank screen on Monday.
Finding the ideas. Editing. Designing. Writing. Organising. Those jobs do not disappear when the service ends.
Your church provides the material. FaithMark turns it into the content.
Built for real church teams
FaithMark might be a good fit if...
Your pastor is still doing most of the social media.
One volunteer is trying to handle everything.
You record sermons every week but rarely repurpose them.
Posting becomes inconsistent whenever church gets busy.
You have useful things to share, but packaging them takes too long.
You want better content without building a full media department.
Start with what you already have
We are not asking your church to create more content for us.
The sermons, teaching, stories and Sunday moments already happening in your church are the starting point. FaithMark helps you get more from what you are already creating.
What your church gets
Clear deliverables. A practical way to start.
Begin with a free sample. If the style feels right, test the service with one sermon before committing to monthly support.
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Short-form video
Vertical sermon clips with captions, pacing and a clear hook for Reels and Facebook.
02
Written captions
Ready-to-use copy that carries the message beyond the clip and invites meaningful engagement.
03
Branded graphics
Quote cards and carousels built around your visual identity and Sunday message.
04
Content planning
A practical posting rhythm that helps your team know what is going out and when.
Sermon-to-Social Pilot
£195 / one-off
One-off pilot from one sermon
3 vertical sermon clips
Ready-to-use captions
Branded video treatment
One revision round
No ongoing commitment
Monthly Church Content
£349 / month
A reliable rhythm for growing churches
8 short-form sermon videos
4 graphics or carousels
Captions for every post
Instagram and Facebook scheduling
Monthly plan, report and 30-minute call
Three-month initial period.
The same pilot and monthly offer shown on our pricing page.
Before we talk
A few useful answers.
Do we need professional video equipment?+
Start with the sermon or service recording you already have. Share a link so we can look at the picture and sound together before deciding whether it is suitable for clips. FaithMark does not come to film your services.
Do we need to create extra content for FaithMark?+
No. The system starts with what your church is already producing. Your preaching, teaching and existing recordings are the starting point, rather than another weekly filming brief.
What do we need to send you each week?+
A link to your sermon or service recording, or the recording file itself. FaithMark finds the moments, edits and packages the content in your church’s voice. You review the work before it goes out.
Can this work for a small church?+
You do not need a full media team to start. If your church already records sermons and has someone who can share the recording and review the content, we can discuss what fits. The one-sermon pilot lets you test the approach without an ongoing commitment.
Do you post the content for us?+
The Monthly Church Content package includes Instagram and Facebook scheduling. The pilot provides 3 vertical sermon clips with ready-to-use captions, for your team to review and publish.
Let FaithMark help you run the week
You can run the system yourself. You don’t have to.
If your church wants consistent content but does not have the time or team to find, edit, package and prepare it every week, FaithMark can help.
Tell me a little about your church and what you’re currently doing with your content.