A written church AI use policy for staff and volunteers
AI policy & governance
Just because AI can, doesn’t mean your church should.
Clear leadership guidelines around privacy, responsible AI use, theological integrity, human oversight, and appropriate ministry applications.
What we solve
The problem this fixes.
Churches handle deeply sensitive information: prayer requests, pastoral conversations, financial records, children's and family information. Responsible AI use in ministry requires more than knowing which tools are popular. It requires decisions your leadership makes on purpose, in writing, before the tools are in use.
Discernment written into the strategy.We start with the problem, not the technology.
- Staff using AI tools with no shared guidelines.
- Sensitive member information entered into public tools.
- No policy for leadership or volunteers to follow.
- Unclear boundaries around pastoral care and prayer requests.
- No human-oversight requirement on published content.
- Theological integrity left to whoever is typing.
What you get
Built around your ministry.
Privacy and data-handling boundaries by information type
Human oversight and review requirements
Theological integrity guardrails for public content
An approved-tools list with rationale
A leadership training session on the policy
Custom system builds begin at $1,500. See the full range of engagements or read about Dr. Tavis Taylor.
Let’s talk about your ministry
Start with one problem. Then build from there.
We’ll look at what’s happening inside your ministry, identify where you’re losing time, and determine whether AI can help. If you’re not ready for a major implementation, that’s okay too.
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The Church AI Readiness Checklist
The 12 ministry tasks worth automating first, the 7 AI should never touch, and the questions to ask before you spend a dollar.