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AI is in your inbox. It’s in your staff meetings. It’s showing up at ministry conferences, on podcasts, and in hallway conversations with fellow pastors.

If you're part of a church tech team—whether you're a staff IT leader, sound booth volunteer, or the go-to person who “just knows how stuff works”—you’ve probably been here before: Something breaks. You scramble. You Google. You start pricing new gear. But what if the real issue isn’t your gear at all?

Most pastors pour their hearts into Sunday sermons, hoping they’ll spark transformation that lasts. But what happens after the “Amen”? By midweek, many in your congregation have already moved on, and the message fades faster than you’d like.

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For many, the idea of artificial intelligence (AI) in the church feels like an unlikely pairing. And yet, according to recent data, 87% of ministry leaders are already using AI in some capacity. Whether it's enhancing sermon preparation, streamlining administrative tasks, or improving outreach, AI is becoming a tool that empowers ministry. Which number represents you?

TL;DR Easter is the biggest outreach moment of the year, and the free ENGAGE 2025 training helps churches maximize it through three pillars: attendance,...