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What tech is propelling other ministries?
This year’s edition moves beyond questions of adoption and efficiency to explore a deeper tension: how churches can embrace technology without losing the relational and spiritual heart of ministry.
- Cautious optimism is becoming the norm; questions remain around authenticity, spiritual authority, and discernment in the use of emerging technologies
- The conversation around technology in church life is shifting from access to alignment
- Missional integration of digital tools appears linked to measurable impact
- Younger generations (Gen Z, Millennials) are signaling expectations for digital fluency
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*Source: State of Church Tech 2026 Report
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”The word “authenticity” keeps popping into my mind, particularly as AI becomes more embedded in our daily lives and ministries. How do we use digital tools to strengthen our communities, rather than diminish the deeply human connection at the heart of them? How do we use technology to serve the mission, rather than detract from it?
Kenny WyattCEO, Pushpay
The shift from digital efficiency to digital authenticity
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