Church Apps

Sermon Slides was built to help your congregation follow along with the message, take notes seamlessly, and share insights without missing a beat. But to make this tool as accessible as possible on a Sunday morning, it needs to be where your people already are: inside your church’s custom mobile app.

By simply adding a button or a menu link in your existing church app that points to your Sermon Slides watch page (for example, https://sermon-slides.com/watch/DEMO), you can bridge the gap between your mobile hub and an interactive Sunday experience.

Here is how you can quickly integrate your Sermon Slides link into the most popular church app platforms today.

Subsplash

1. Documentation Reference:

To dive deep into managing your app's navigation and link items, you can check out the Subsplash Support Knowledge Base.

2. Adding the Link:

In the Subsplash App Builder, navigate to your desired tab or list (such as your "Sunday" or "Connect" tab). Select Add Item, choose Web Link, and paste your custom Sermon Slides watch page URL. You can upload a custom graphic or icon so the button stands out beautifully in your app's feed.

3. How We Support You:

When you launch this through your Subsplash app, our team can help tailor the Sermon Slides landing page graphics so that when your congregation taps through, the aesthetic matches your church's branding perfectly, giving them a completely unified and immersive transition into the message.

Tithe.ly Church App

1. Documentation Reference:

You can find step-by-step guidance on managing your app tiles in the Tithe.ly Help Center under their Custom Apps section.

2. Adding the Link:

Log into your Tithe.ly App dashboard and navigate to "Tabs" or "Home Screen Tiles." Create a new "Link" or "Web" item. Enter your https://sermon-slides.com/watch/DEMO address, title it something engaging like "Live Sermon Notes" or "Sermon Slides," and save your layout to push the update instantly to your congregation's phones.

3. How We Support You:

We know how critical first impressions are. For churches using Tithe.ly, we will work with you to optimize page responsiveness and load times specifically for in-app browsers, ensuring users don't encounter any hiccups or delays when switching back and forth between online giving and slide interactions.

Pushpay (App Studio)

1. Documentation Reference:

Pushpay provides comprehensive guides on utilizing external web links on the Pushpay Help & Support site.

2. Adding the Link:

Within App Studio, head over to the App Content section and drag a "Web Link" or "Link" container into your desired screen (such as the Sunday Hub). Paste your Sermon Slides URL, select the option for how you want the browser to open, and publish your changes to make it live.

3. How We Support You:

To guarantee the best possible user experience for your Pushpay app users, we can assist in configuring the Sermon Slides interface to scale flawlessly on any device screen size. This minimizes scrolling friction and keeps your church family fully focused on the content.

MinistryOne

1. Documentation Reference:

For managing your app's main navigation modules, refer to the Ministry Brands Support center.

2. Adding the Link:

In your MinistryOne control panel, navigate to the "Menu" or "App Modules" section. Add a new custom web module, name it "Sermon Slides," and insert your unique watch URL. Once added and saved to the main navigation menu, congregants are just a single tap away.

3. How We Support You:

We’re fully equipped to assist with backend settings and offline reliability features so that when your members use this MinistryOne link, they immediately land on the right presentation, with any background assets pre-loading smoothly even if the sanctuary Wi-Fi is heavily loaded.

Looking Forward

Church apps are constantly updating features, and we are glad to be a part of making the experience of attending church better and more engaging than ever.

Rather than trying to replace what is working, we connect with your existing apps and Sermon Slides. You can then take a massive step toward a more interactive, focused, and equipped congregation.