For churches, small-groups, and individuals
These reports, guides, and recordings (scroll down) are original, recent, and produced by member organisations in association with the AI Christian Partnership. They are designed to spark conversation and help you explore the impact of AI from a faith perspective.
Featured content
The Ai Revolution - What Every Church Leader Needs to Know
As AI capabilities increase exponentially—potentially reaching 1,000 times current capacity by 2027—JP shares why the church should be at the forefront of innovation, drawing parallels to Jesus as the ultimate innovator. He offers practical advice for ministry leaders on how to prepare for an AI-driven future while maintaining focus on the distinctly human aspects of ministry: discipleship, evangelism, pastoral care, and serving the poor.
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Resources for individuals and small-groups
Reflections – AI, what does it have to do with me?
by The Faraday Institute
Devotions for individuals or study groups
- What is it? A series of devotions reflecting on many aspects of AI and the Christian faith - also serves as a basis for small group studies
- Who's it for? Individuals and small groups
- Purpose Understanding how modern technology intersects with our faith and the world we live in
- Background needed None
The Bible doesn’t mention AI directly, but it gives us timeless wisdom for how to use technology. This series invites you to reflect on themes such as the image of God, creativity, power, rest, and idolatry — and how they shape the way we engage with AI today. Written by Christians from a wide range of backgrounds, these studies are designed for both individuals and groups, whether you’re curious, cautious, or excited about AI.
Please note that this is a charged resource.
Church life scenarios
by Youthscape
What will AI bring to church life, what will it take away?
- What is it? "PDF cards"
- Who's it for? Church small-groups
- Purpose Explore the impact of AI in church life
- Background needed NONE
How could AI impact our teaching, youthgroups, evangelism or pastoral care? These “church life scenarios” consider the benefits and dilemmas of AI in ministry by stimulating thoughtful group discussion. The scenarios encourage you to apply a faith understanding as you delve into the practical, moral, and theological implications of AI in our churches.
In addition, we have prepared Leaders' Notes" to help stimulate and guide discussion.
AI and the afterlife
by Theos
Is digital resurrection possible?
- What is it? 84 page PDF report
- Who's it for? Academics & the intellectually curious
- Purpose Understanding how modern technology intersects with experiences of death and grief
- Background needed A basic understanding of AI
This new report explores the intersection of technology with death and grief. This include so-called ‘grief tech’ – AI–powered machines that simulate deceased loved ones. These are trained on personal letters, videos, emails, voice notes, and are meant to aid the bereaved in their journey through grief. But do they provide pastoral care for those who mourn or is this deep-fake deception of the vulnerable?
This report sheds light on technologies already in use in some countries and its potential emotional repercussions.
AI resource hub
by The Faraday Institute
A launch point for exploring more
- What is it? A web page with many links to AI resources
- Who's it for? Individual Christians and churches
- Purpose Explore articles books, small group materials and more
- Background needed Varies depending on the resource
Faraday is developing a centralised hub for those wishing to explore AI and faith further. Work has started recently and is continuing.