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The mission field has moved online.
Today’s working professional is educated, technologically savvy, and distracted by information overload. We need to meet non-believers where they are and speak to them in ways they respond to — right where they are in digital spaces.
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- 42%+ of the world’s population has never heard the gospel. How will they hear if we don’t act?
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- Each successive generation knows less about the fundamentals of Christianity.
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- 70%+ of the world’s population has access to the internet. Meet them where they are: online.
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- Seekers need anonymous access to spiritual guidance in countries hostile to the gospel.
- 200k+ Faith Questions Answered
- 190+ Languages Supported
- 130+ Countries Served
- 80k+ Gospel Conversations
The Reviews are In
Recent Hackathon Wins
Overall Winner
#HACK 2024
2nd Place Best in Challenge
AI & the Church Hackathon 2024
This project stood out to me as one of the most deliberate and direct-impact projects of all the submissions. This project demonstrates a balance of technical knowhow with cultural and religious intentionality. This solution is easy to access, easy to navigate, and could bring immediate Kingdom value to the world.
I 100% believe this solution could be immediately deployed and embraced within the market.
The Islamic world needs more targeted interventions and this project is a critical resource in the evangelization of hard-to-reach Muslims. It allows for a seeker to privately find God’s truth and come to saving faith in Christ.
I think this is a brilliant use of balancing cutting edge technology (AI/LLM) with relevant needs that go beyond churches, denominations, and regional cultures. This could open up multi-generational doors to empower individuals with the answers and context to open up real conversations with the world & relationships around them.
I was really able to see the purpose, need, and possibility of the project. I could see this being used in communities around the world.
I believe this project has purpose and should continued to be pursued with conviction. This could impact generations.