Sermon sync
Turn published episodes, artwork, audio, speakers, channels, series, and resources into WordPress content.
Explore sermonsThe Kleis product
Kleis connects the content your church already maintains to the WordPress tools you use to build a thoughtful public website.
One connected workflow
Publishing episodes become native WordPress Episode posts. Calendar events stay current through flexible blocks. Your team owns the content in Planning Center; your website team controls how it looks and works in WordPress.
See how a first page comes togetherTurn published episodes, artwork, audio, speakers, channels, series, and resources into WordPress content.
Explore sermonsDisplay current Planning Center Calendar data through interactive calendars and your own event-card layouts.
Explore eventsUse blocks, Query Loops, templates, archives, and your existing theme instead of a confined embed.
Read the docsModern block themes offer the most direct template-building experience. Other themes and builders can work when they support native blocks and custom post types, but Kleis does not guarantee every third-party builder integration.
Kleis uses Planning Center OAuth, so site owners authorize access without putting a Planning Center password or OAuth client secret in WordPress. Access and refresh tokens are encrypted and stored outside the WordPress site; the service proxy only permits read requests for supported Publishing and Calendar paths.
Private webhook URLs can keep published sermon changes moving to WordPress in the background. Automatic token refreshing and managed plugin updates help the connection stay dependable over time.
Use the content your team already maintains, then control the public design with WordPress.