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PRAY.COM opens the AI studio behind 'AI Bible' to every church

PRAY.COM is selling the AI pipeline behind AI Bible to churches from $19 a month, but its own FAQ puts finished film at $63 to $189 a minute, and its showcase films were made in-house.

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PRAY.COM is selling the AI pipeline behind its AI Bible channel to churches, Sunday schools and faith creators, with the promise of a Sunday sermon turned into a cinematic film by Monday from $19 a month. Pray Production Studio got its formal launch on 6 October, though it has been live since June. It is an orchestration layer rather than a new model: paste a script or drop in sermon audio and it breaks the text into shots, casts recurring characters from locked reference images, generates footage with models including Veo, Kling and Seedance, and exports a timecoded Premiere Pro XML, an edit file that also opens in Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve.

The price list tells a different story from the headline. Pray's own FAQ puts finished film at roughly $63 to $189 a minute, and the $19 plan buys 1,000 credits, which is about 20 five-second takes or 6 to 18 seconds of finished film. Its two showcase films, an eight-minute retelling of the Fall and a kids episode about Daniel, cost about $802 and $1,008 to generate and were made in-house by the team that built the tool.

Our read is that the move matters more than the price. In practice, a channel with a repeatable look and a stable cast, from kids' animation to true crime, now has a pipeline it could sell, while the continuity that holds a film together is still a directing job that no plan includes.

Source: PRAY.COM release via Newsfile, Pray Production Studio plans, FAQ and case studies, 6 and 7 Oct 2026.

Provenance — Newsfile press release; Pray Production Studio site · Status: single-source, reported
The AI Bible studio is now for sale to churches. Budget well past $19

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