For pastors and churches
Sunday's sermon, carried into Tuesday.
Help your congregation carry Sunday’s words into an ordinary weekday. A short reflection gives them a moment to pause, pray and remember—in English or Spanish. Mondays are free; every weekday morning comes with a Coro plan. You write nothing new: paste your notes, review five short messages, approve. Free for churches.
Plans open soon.
- Coro:Coro: From Grace Fellowship: Love slows down. Today, listen to someone without rushing or planning your reply. Let them feel heard. Reply STOP to opt out.
An example for illustration. Your messages come from your own sermon notes and only go out after you approve them.
How it works
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Register and get your code
Tell us your church's name, city, tradition and languages. We check each new church before its code goes live. You get a bulletin insert and a slide with your code and a QR code, in English and Spanish.
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Announce it on Sunday
"Open our church link and enter GRACE in chat." People join from their own phones; nobody types in anyone else's number. Each person who joins gets a free first prayer and your Monday sermon text, free; the weekday texts and the companion come with a free 3-day trial of a Coro plan when plans open.
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Paste your sermon, approve the week
After Sunday, paste the title, passage and your notes. Coro drafts five short weekday messages in each of your languages. Edit anything, approve, and they go out at 8 a.m. Monday to Friday.
What your church gets, and what it doesn't
Free, with no per-member fees
Your code, the bulletin materials, the sermon tool and the dashboard cost nothing. Members who want the full companion after their free first prayer can start a free 3-day trial themselves when plans open; members who don't still get Monday's message from your series.
Your people's privacy
The dashboard shows how many people joined and how many messages went out. It never shows phone numbers, names or what anyone told Coro. Their conversations are not shown to church staff. Coro’s privacy policy explains processing and limited safety access.
Your voice, your approval
Nothing is sent without your approval, and every message is checked so it never promises healing or speaks as if it were God. Coro tells people plainly that it's an AI and points them back to their church.
Questions pastors ask
Will this replace pastoral care?
No, and it's built not to. Coro prays with people, shares Scripture and keeps encouraging them toward their pastor, their priest and their church family. On contested questions it sends people back to you.
Catholic or Protestant?
Both. Each church chooses its tradition, and each person chooses theirs for their own prayers. Catholic parishes get Catholic Bibles and prayers; evangelical churches get Scripture-centered prayer in Jesus' name.
What about people in crisis?
If someone tells Coro they're thinking about suicide or are in danger, it answers right away with the 988 Lifeline or 911. It does not alert the church; it can't verify who someone is, and a wrong alert could harm them. See our safety protocol.
Do we need to collect phone numbers?
No. People enter your code themselves in an available channel. Each person chooses whether to receive messages and can reply STOP. Do not upload a congregation’s phone list.