Here is how to do it the right way—without breaking your budget or church copyright laws. Before we dive into free options, know that Renewed Vision (the maker of ProPresenter) does not bundle the RV60 for free. The most reliable method is purchasing the module from a trusted reseller like SermonView or WorshipTools (prices range from $10–$30 USD).

But can you get this legally for free? Here is the breakdown. Technically, yes. There are free RV60 text files available online. However, most ready-made ProPresenter 6 Bible files ( .pro6bible ) you find on third-party sites are either outdated, poorly formatted, or violate copyright terms.

If you run lyrics or sermon slides for a Spanish-speaking congregation, you know the drill: accuracy matters. The Reina Valera 1960 (RV60) is the gold standard for many churches. Importing it into ProPresenter 6 allows you to pull verses on the fly without typing them out.

Why pay? The text is verified, the book/chapter navigation works perfectly, and it supports the translators/publishers. If your budget is truly $0, you can build the file yourself. ProPresenter 6 can import plain text files. Step 1: Find a Public Domain RV60 Text Note: The RV60 is technically copyrighted by the American Bible Society in many countries. However, many churches use the "RV60 sin copyright" versions circulating online (often from "Sociedades Bíblicas Unidas" older releases). Use at your own discretion.

Search for "OpenBible RV60 TXT" on GitHub (a developer site) – those files are usually clean and compatible with ProPresenter 6’s import tool. Disclaimer: Always verify copyright status in your country. This article assumes fair use for local church worship.