For churches
Three ways to work with Ryan Scott and UNmuted
Each one comes from Broadcasting the Gospel, Ryan’s book on the Parable of the Sower. Choose the one that fits your church, or ask us to help you decide.
01Preaching & speaking
Invite Ryan to preach or speak
Ryan Scott moved to Seattle in 2012 to start a church and served there for thirteen years before writing Broadcasting the Gospel.
This is ministry, separate from the seminar. Tell us about the occasion and your dates, and we will talk through fit.
Occasions
- Sunday and special services
- Ministry gatherings and conferences
- Staff and leadership encouragement
02Seminar
A seminar for your staff and volunteers
Ryan teaches your team the book’s principles and a practical way to publish the teaching your church already does. The seminar is training and practice. If you want everything set up for you, see the Broadcasting System below.
What your team learns
- The broadcasting mindsetThe book’s principles, including Cast Count.
- A weekly publishing workflowCapturing sermons and studies, choosing accurate excerpts, and simple approvals.
- Practical AITranscription and first drafts from approved teaching, with a person reviewing everything.
- A first-month planWritten together before the seminar ends.
Length
- 1 dayThe principles and the workflow, start to finish.
- 2 daysAdds hands-on practice with your own recent teaching.
- 3 daysAdds practice for each role and time to plan your first week together.
03Full Broadcasting System
We build the whole system with your church
UNmuted designs your website, sets up the tools and AI workflows, and trains your team to publish every week. We stay with you until your people can run it without us.
What’s included
- Website design and buildBuilt for visitors, with clear next steps and a home for your teaching. First year of website care included.
- AI implementationTranscription, repurposing approved teaching, and a prompt and workflow library, with people approving what goes out.
- A weekly publishing processNamed roles, approval deadlines, church-branded templates, and a trained backup.
- Onsite setup and coachingTwo onsite days, then coaching until your team has run it four weeks in a row.
- A response processA named person connects online inquiries with your church’s pastoral care.
What the setup price covers
The setup price pays for the first purchase or licensing of the tools we agree on and the work to customize them, along with the website, AI setup, training, and labor that put it all together.
- Website design and build
- Initial purchase or licensing of the agreed tools
- Configuring and customizing those tools, and connecting them
- AI workflows written for your church
- Onsite days, coaching, and training for your team
What is listed separately
Your proposal names these before any work begins, so nothing arrives as a surprise.
- Recurring software subscriptions after setup
- Travel for onsite days
- Additional campuses or extra scope
- Ongoing content production or coaching after the handoff
How the first 90 days run
- Weeks 1–2Audit of your teaching, recordings, accounts, and how online inquiries are handled today.
- Weeks 3–4Two onsite days, ideally a Saturday and Sunday, to set up the workflow and publish a first cycle together.
- Weeks 5–8Website and AI workflows are built while weekly coaching uses your church’s real work.
- Weeks 9–12Your team runs the system, with two coaching check-ins.
- Around day 90Handoff with a short playbook, recorded training, and a Cast Count record. Website care continues through year one.
Get in touch
Tell us about your church
One short form for all three options. Four fields are required, and there is no commitment.