Policy & Templates Pack
$197 one-time
- Editable AI use policy
- Staff guidelines
- Prompt templates
Policies, staff training and a Church Office Assistant.
$197 one-time
$297 one-time
$497 one-time
$97 /month
A custom AI assistant built for your church office.
$750 setup
Plus $149/month upkeep
Brings your announcements together for staff to check and edit.
Sorts church email and drafts replies for staff to review.
Tracks deadlines so your team can plan.
It never emails anyone on its own.
$2,500 for up to 25 churches
Plus $75 per additional church.
Includes each church's score, a combined state-of-AI report for leaders, and one group training.
Talk to us about your networkSome technology and training grants may cover eligible tools, setup or staff training. It depends on the funder, your church and the use, and funding isn't guaranteed. Confirm what's eligible, and whether you need approval, before you buy.
Browse tech and training grantsNo AI service is risk-free. Before you connect anything, decide which tools and data your church allows, who has access and how information is stored. Keep confidential pastoral conversations, prayer requests, children's information and financial details out of unapproved tools. Staff review every output. The assistant doesn't send email on its own.
No developer is needed for the policy pack or training. The Done-With-You Kit is set up with your team. Connecting an office assistant may need whoever manages your church's email and software accounts.
It depends on the package, your tools and the access you approve. We agree a schedule before work begins. The Done-With-You Kit includes a 60-minute live staff training.
That's a good start. These packages focus on how your team uses it: shared guidelines, repeatable workflows and staff review. Any account connections or extra software costs are agreed before setup.
Questions to settle what your team may use AI for, what stays private and who reviews the work.
Download the checklistNo signup needed.
79%of U.S. Protestant pastors surveyed said their church had neither a formal AI policy nor informal guidance.
94%of pastors in the same survey said churches should have a formal policy or informal guidelines.
Source: Barna, published October 6, 2026 (opens in new tab). Online survey of 442 U.S. Protestant pastors, December 2025, with quotas for church size, denomination and region. Research produced with Gloo.
Self-reported, from one survey. Not a measure of AI readiness, an audit of churches or a grant-eligibility test. The readiness quiz is a separate self-assessment.
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