AI for Churches

Three of the biggest names in AI disagreed on stage at Ai4 in Las Vegas for a full hour. Where they converged is the one thing your church already has and no model can copy.

At Ai4 2026, Pat Gelsinger and OpenAI's Sachin Katti explained why chips are the new oil, laid out a four-part framework for fixing AI's economics, and made the case for why church leaders should start adopting AI now.

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TL;DR The pressure to produce content at scale has reshaped what pastors think their job is. Wade Bearden, COO of Ministry Pass,...

TL;DR RR Abrot, a pastor of over 15 years and the founder of Church Canvas AI, argues that the real obstacle behind...

Most churches already have an AI policy, set by whoever on staff is boldest with the tools. These five governance questions help every pastor protect counseling notes, giving data, and congregational trust before something leaks.

Most churches have adopted technology, but adoption alone doesn't close the gap between having tools and actually using them for ministry. Michael Mensing, a...

TL;DR Matt Cook, president of Aberdeen Broadcast Services, argues that accessibility is a shepherding priority rather than a compliance issue. He explains...