Each season we carry the translation for a number of Christian conferences, camps and gatherings, and in return the conference names us as its translation sponsor. Here is why we do it, what it involves, and how to tell us about yours.
A Christian conference brings people together from many churches, and often from many countries. The speakers on the main stage may speak one language, sometimes two, and the people in the seats bring many more. Booths and receivers are expensive, and they cover only the languages someone booked in advance.
We would rather every person in that room heard the whole message. So each season we sponsor the translation of a number of Christian conferences, camps and gatherings.
In July 2026 we carried the translation at TRO og LIV, a summer camp in Denmark, for six days and every session on the main stage. Partway through the week the speaker changed language, and nothing had to be rebuilt.
In October 2026 Vineyard Speyer hosted its conference "In YOUR Presence", with speakers on stage in German and English, and we sponsored the translation.
Partway through the week the speaker changed language, and nothing had to be rebuilt.
From us: the translation of the sessions you choose, set up with you before the first day, with the names of your speakers and the words your conference uses added once, so they are carried faithfully in every session. Every listener follows on their own phone, in their own language, and needs no app.
From you: your conference names Mulingai as its translation sponsor, with our logo, and afterwards you tell us in a few words how it went for the people in your room.
We sponsor a limited number of conferences each season, and we choose them by how many people in the room would otherwise miss the message. Christian conferences, camps, network gatherings and Bible conferences are all welcome to ask. The earlier you tell us, the easier it is to say yes.
Write to [email protected] with the name of your conference, the dates, the languages on stage and the languages in the room.
A fifteen minute live demonstration, with nothing decided on the call.