The Church and AI

Seven Guidelines for Ministry on the Digital Frontiers

Author: David Betts

How can we effectively minister in the age of AI? The Church and AI looks beyond AI's novelty to explore its implications for the body of Christ, offering 7 guidelines to help churches to flourish in these changing times.

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Whether we realize it or not, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE is transforming our lives. It's changing our relationships, workplaces, economies, cultures, and even churches.

In this rapidly changing landscape, the global Church faces a critical question: How can we effectively minister in the age of AI?

The Church and AI looks beyond the novelty of artificial intelligence to explore its deeper implications for the body of Christ. Drawing on extensive research and pastoral insight, David Betts will offer seven guidelines for the Church in response to critical and timely questions:

How does AI affect church leadership?
What does AI mean for pastoral care?
What are the opportunities and threats of AI for the Church at large?
How can we be proactive rather than reactive in our response to artificial intelligence?

Whether you're a pastor, church leader, or concerned Christian, The Church and AI offers essential insights and actionable guidance for navigating the digital frontier with faith and wisdom.

Critic Reviews

"Whether you're a technologist, theologian, or simply a curious seeker, 'The Church and AI' offers invaluable insights into the profound implications of technology on our understanding of humanity and spirituality and is a must-read for anyone navigating the intricate relationship between faith and technology in the 21st century." - Dustin G. Burlet, Instructor at Millar College of the Bible and author of Judgment and Salvation: A Rhetorical-Critical Reading of Noah's Flood in Genesis.

About the Author

David Betts is the author of THE CHURCH AND AI: Seven Guidelines for Ministry on the Digital Frontiers. He is currently serving as lead elder of Trinity Church in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada, and an academic advisor at Okanagan Bible College. He has undergraduate degrees in Leadership and Management (Open University, UK), Biblical studies (Millar College of the Bible, Canada), and a Master of Divinity (Okanagan Bible College, Canada).