Part 1Pages 3–4
The 7-content breakdown
A step-by-step guide to how one sermon becomes seven pieces: what to pull from the message, how to adapt the tone, and where each piece should live.
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The Sermon-to-Content Multiplier Toolkit
One sermon. Seven pieces of content. A repeatable way for your team to turn Sunday's message into a full week of digital content.
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The free toolkit
Eight pages, one sermon, seven pieces of content. You get a simple rhythm for pulling the core idea, adapting the tone and placing each piece across the week.
- The 7-content breakdown, devotional to podcast
- Four fillable templates for your team
- A weekly workflow of about three and a half hours
- A mini case study with before and after
8 pages, sent to your inbox after a quick sign-up. Print it, share it with your team.
- 01Devotional
- 02Blog post
- 03Email newsletter
- 04Small group questions
- 05Social carousel
- 06Reel script
- 07Podcast description
Inside the toolkit
Everything you need to multiply your message.
Three parts, each practical and ready to use, not something you read once and file away.
Part 2Pages 5–7
Templates and weekly workflow
Four fillable templates (sermon core, social carousel, weekly newsletter and reel script) plus a sample weekly rhythm for a small team, so you never face a blank page.
Part 3Page 8
Mini case study
An example of how a church like Hope Church in Barbados could turn one sermon on forgiveness into a week of content, with before and after.
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Tell us where to send the Sermon-to-Content Multiplier Toolkit and we'll email you the PDF, with a few notes on how we use it with churches.
- An 8-page PDF: the breakdown, templates, weekly workflow and a case study
- Works for any size church, with a small media team or one volunteer
- Made by the team behind Sunday Websites
Questions
Good to know before you start.
Who is this toolkit for?
Church communicators, pastors' assistants and volunteer media teams who want to get more out of Sunday's message without starting from a blank page every Monday.
How long does it take each week?
About three and a half hours across the week, shared between one writer and one person who handles design and posting. The weekly workflow in Part 2 breaks it down day by day.
Do we need design skills or a budget?
No. The templates are simple enough for a volunteer to fill in, and the reel guidance only assumes a phone and natural light.
What format is it in?
A print-ready, eight-page PDF. Print it, or copy the templates into your own documents.