Advancing Redemptive Technology for Human Flourishing and the Mission of God
Technology is reshaping culture, power, trust, and even our understanding of what it means to be human. It is not neutral—it always moves us somewhere. The question is where. Advancing Redemptive Technology is our commitment to guide innovation toward human flourishing rather than fragmentation. Grounded in the Imago Dei, we believe tools should amplify dignity, strengthen communities, and accelerate the mission of God in the world. This is not about fear or hype. It is about stewardship. It is about courageous builders, thoughtful leaders, and faithful technologists shaping systems that reflect justice, mercy, creativity, and hope in an age of machines.
Whether you write code, lead a congregation, build a company, or steward a ministry, the decisions you make about technology matter more than you know. This is a space for all who believe that innovation, guided by wisdom and grounded in faith, can be one of the most powerful forces for good in our generation.
What to Expect
Schedule
Day 1: Innovations in AI & Kingdom Impact
Kick off the summit with powerful keynote talks exploring the cutting edge of AI innovation and what it means for the Kingdom. Hear from global leaders, experience live technology demos, and discover emerging AI solutions through our Missional Labs Pitches. The afternoon opens up with structured networking through a Connection Session, designed to spark collaboration, followed by a Global Perspectives plenary featuring voices from India, Africa, and the World Evangelical Alliance.
Day 2: Risks, Challenges & the Imago Dei
Day Two dives deeper into the hard questions. Morning sessions tackle the ethical risks and real-world challenges of AI in ministry. After lunch, choose from a range of Topical Seminars on focused ministry areas. The afternoon closes with a compelling plenary on AI and the Imago Dei — what it means to be human in an age of artificial intelligence.
Day 3: Funding AI & Ethics in Action
The final day brings together investors, innovators, and ministry leaders to explore how AI initiatives get funded and scaled for Kingdom impact. Expect a candid fireside chat, an investor panel, and closing talks on AI ethics and standards. We close the summit with a forward-looking address on The Future of Missional AI.
Stay tuned for more updates on the schedule.
Keynote Speakers
James Poulter
Author of AI at Work
James Kelly
Founder and CEO of FaithTech
Natchi Lazarus
Author, Keynote Speaker, Consultant - Agentic AI & Media
Stephen Cave
Advisory Member, ETEN Innovation Lab
Ed Stetzer
Dean and Professor, Talbot School of Theology, Biola University
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