Voice stories
Testimony was spoken long before it was written.
Most congregations already know how to do this. Someone stands up, says what happened to them, and the room listens. It is the oldest form your story has. So if the blank page is what is stopping you — or stopping the ninety-year-old whose memory of the old sanctuary nobody has written down — do not fight it. Press the button and simply tell me.
This works as well for a congregation as for a person. A retiring pastor, three founding members remembering the building fund, a women's guild recording what it did across forty years. Record separately, send separately, and I will draw them into one account. Nothing leaves this device while you record: listen back, start over as often as you like, and send only when you are ready.
This browser cannot record.
Use Safari on an iPhone or iPad, or Chrome on Android or a computer. You can still choose an existing voice memo below and send it through this page.
Already have a voice memo? Upload it here instead of recording again.
MP3, M4A/MP4, WAV, WebM or OGG; maximum 40 MB.
Listen to it.
Where should it go?
Your recording has arrived.
It is here on my side now, safely stored, and you do not need to do anything else. An acknowledgement is on its way to the email address you gave.
Your reference:
I listen to every one myself. You will hear back from me directly.