Software for Churches That Teach the Bible
Twenty years in the trenches taught us that volunteers deserve better tools and pastors deserve fewer late nights. We build focused software so the people doing the work can show up ready, confident, and free to do what they were called to do.
The cedars of Lebanon were the timber used to build Solomon’s Temple — strong, fragrant, chosen for something that would last. Stone is the foundation.
Cedar & Stone exists to help churches build a lasting legacy from the godly heritage they create every single week.
Three focused tools that share one philosophy: serve the local church with excellence, and never waste a volunteer’s time.
Helps churches equip their volunteers to do the best possible job. Built around the conviction that volunteers — people giving their own time and resources to serve — deserve the tools to show up ready, capable, and confident. High yield. Low effort.
Learn moreUpload the Sunday message once and SermonOS does the rest: compressed video, mastered audio, a verbatim transcript, a summary, a YouTube description, a teaching outline, small-group questions, social graphics and thumbnails. Every message lands in a public archive your congregation can search by scripture reference — including passages mentioned only in passing.
Learn moreA church website you build by talking to it. Describe a change in plain language — “put this Sunday’s series on the homepage, add Tuesday’s prayer night” — and the site updates itself. Drag-and-drop when you want control; standing automations and live integrations keep it current between touches. Drafts a starter site from a single church profile document, publishes to your own domain, and orchestrates the tools a church already uses instead of replacing them.
Learn moreComing to Sermon OS: live streaming.
Run the whole church stack for less — Cedar & Stone for Churches for $190/mo.
See suite pricing →Telling stories that matter. Serving the Church.
The media and creative production arm of Cedar & Stone — video, design, and motion graphics for churches and faith-based organizations. Not a separate company; the same craft and conviction behind the software, pointed at the work that lives on screen and in print.
Story-driven films for ministries — fundraiser and vision pieces, on-location teaching shoots, event recaps.
Sermon series art, brand systems, print and social collateral that looks like the church it serves.
Titles, lower-thirds, and animated pieces that bring a message to life on screen.
Helping a church say who it is — clearly, warmly, and without the stock-photo cliches.
Twenty years in ministry trenches. Not as an observer, but as a practitioner. The kind of ministry where it’s you and the pastor, and between the two of you someone’s running sound, queuing lyrics, leading worship, and delivering the teaching. Where you’ve built teams from nothing, leaned hard on volunteers, and watched reliable people disappear overnight. That experience is the DNA of Cedar & Stone.
Cedar & Stone isn’t built by people who read about ministry. It’s built by someone who has done it — and who got tired of watching good teams held back by software that wasn’t made for them.
Andrew Chappell · Founder, Cedar & Stone Systems
“Help ministry leaders and volunteers get the highest yield from their time and effort — so that what God is doing through a local church can reach further, last longer, and serve more people.”
Not platforms. Not influencers. The church down the street with 200 people, one staff member, and a rotating cast of faithful volunteers.
Every feature should answer: does this save a real person real time? If not, it doesn’t belong.
The content a church creates — the teaching, the notes, the discipleship material — has value that extends beyond this week’s service. Cedar & Stone tools should help churches realize that value.
The software should feel like it was made by someone who has actually done ministry, not someone who read about it.
From the Blog
May 18, 2026
We've all run that training night. Half the team is there, half couldn't make it, and Sunday is coming.
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May 12, 2026
Software built by people who've never run a Sunday morning service tends to miss the point.
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