Mulingai is a company, not a church and not a ministry. It was built by Christians, it began in a church, and churches are where we serve first. And the same product welcomes every room where people need to understand each other. Here is how those two things fit together.
Mulingai is a Danish company. It is not a church, a ministry or a religious organisation, and it does not speak for any church. It is a company built by Christians, which makes something churches need, and sells it fairly.
We say this plainly because it matters to the churches we serve. A church that uses MulingStream is choosing a tool, not joining anything. Its doctrine, its tradition and its way of worship are its own, and nothing about the product asks it to change them.
Mulingai began on a Sunday in August 2024, when a listener in a church in Denmark could not follow the translation and switched it off. The conviction behind everything since is Mark 16:15: "Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature."
So the church is where we serve first, and where we listen most carefully. Sermons are full of Scripture, names and stories that must arrive meaning what they meant, and that is the hardest test translation can face. If it is faithful there, it is faithful anywhere.
If it is faithful in a sermon, it is faithful anywhere.
The same problem lives far outside the church: a conference with a keynote in one language and delegates from many countries, a wedding where half the family speaks another language, a podcast with listeners abroad, a classroom, a town meeting. MulingStream serves all of them, with the same care.
We serve Christian churches of every tradition, Messianic congregations and Jewish gatherings, and every civil occasion where people come together to listen.
Faithful translation. The whole message, as it was meant, not a summary. The listener never pays. No account, no app, no ticket at the door. Fair prices, said plainly. No hidden costs, and nothing for the listener to pay. No pressure. A church decides freely, and a no is respected. We never replace anyone's ministry. We sit alongside interpreters and translation teams, and help them.
Live translation for churches, and for every room where one person speaks and many listen.