Tell visitors you translate — before they walk in.
Drop a small widget on your church website so anyone deciding whether to visit can see that Sunday will make sense to them. Pick a style, paste your link, copy the code.
Find this in Account → Profile → Custom URL.
Comma separated. The language strip shows five first, then adds a clickable “more languages” disclosure.
A full card explaining what live translation is and how to use it. Best where a first-time visitor is deciding whether to come.
Preview
Everyone welcome
Follow the sermon in your language
We offer live translation during our services. Scan the QR code on screen, or tap below, choose your language, and read or listen along on your own phone. No app to download.
Read in your languagePaste this into your website
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Plain HTML with inline styles — no scripts and no external files, so it works in Squarespace, Wix, WordPress, Church Online Platform and anywhere else that accepts an HTML block.
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Pick a widget and paste your church link
Your link is in Account → Settings → Custom URL. It looks like glossa.live/your-church.
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Copy the code
It is plain HTML with inline styles — no scripts, no external files, nothing to break.
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Add an HTML block to your site
Squarespace, Wix, WordPress and Church Online Platform all support one. Paste and save.
Why it is worth the two minutes
Visitors find out before they arrive
Most people who need translation decide whether to visit from your website, not from the door. Saying it plainly on a Plan Your Visit page reaches them at the moment it matters.
Your congregation gets a permanent link
Your church link never changes. Members can bookmark it, and you can stop reprinting QR cards every time someone asks.
It answers a question people are shy about
Asking whether a church can accommodate your language is uncomfortable. A visible badge answers it without anyone having to ask.
About the “Powered by Glossa” line
You can turn it off, and the widget works exactly the same. We would rather you embedded something genuinely useful to your congregation than carried a credit you did not want. If you do leave it on — thank you. It is how other churches find us.
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