Ministry Kit — Sermon Handouts, Small-Group Guides & Recap Emails

Ministry Kit generates three follow-up artifacts from a sermon you have already written or just delivered: a Listener Handout (key points, scripture references, takeaways for the pew), a Small-Group Guide (discussion questions and reflection prompts for mid-week meetings), and a Recap Email (a concise summary you can send to the congregation).

Each artifact is generated as editable Markdown, previews instantly, and exports to PDF or email. You see and approve everything before it leaves your device.

Ministry Kit is shaped by a Pastor Voice Profile that PewPad builds from your existing sermon archive. The generator uses Apple's on-device Foundation Models, instructed to preserve your phrasing, your typical sermon arc, and your way of framing application — so the handout sounds like your church, not like ChatGPT.

When the on-device model is unavailable, PewPad falls back to a deterministic generator with the same voice-profile constraints. Either way, generation never streams sermon content to the cloud.

If you preached from a manuscript, Ministry Kit pulls from your sermon notes. If you preached extemporaneously, it can pull from the transcript that PewPad captured during Delivery Mode. The same sermon can produce a kit from either source — useful when the spoken word diverged from the written one.

Ministry Kit will not write the sermon for you. It does not invent points you did not preach. It does not pad theology with generic Christian aphorisms. The pastor remains the author; the Kit is a multiplier for the message you authored — not a replacement for the work of preparing it.