Faith Leaders for Secure AI
AI is being built faster than we can ensure it respects human dignity. The voice of the church is needed now.
Engineers built the systems. Lawmakers will set the rules. Pastors will name what they are for.
Two thousand years of moral imagination
The church has wrestled with what a person is, what work is for, what we owe one another, and what we are permitted to make. Those questions did not begin with ChatGPT. They were already ours.
Pulpits reach where policy can't
Pastors speak weekly to communities that lawmakers rarely reach — across generations, vocations, and political coalitions.
The watchman's duty
Ezekiel was appointed to his post. So were you. To name a danger before it arrives is what the prophets called us to do.
Three ways to be in this coalition.
As an individual leader
Add your name as a pastor, theologian, or faith worker. You'll receive the digest, the gatherings, and the resources — and your name joins the coalition's list of signatories.
Join as an individual →For your church or denomination
Bring your office. We work with bishops, conference staffs, seminary leadership, and denominational committees who want to participate in their official capacity.
Join as an institution →For the resources, for now
Not ready to add your name? Take the pastoral packet, the small-group study, the digest. We'll be here when you are.
Get the resources →AI is a faith issue.
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"How Christian leaders are challenging the AI boom." — December 2025
Faith Leaders for Secure AI · inaugural call
An hour with pastors, theologians, and Alliance staff. We'll share the moment, the work ahead, and where you fit. Tuesday at 11:00 AM Eastern, on Zoom.
Two resources to bring this conversation home.
A resource for pastors on AI safety
A flippable handbook for pastors thinking through AI in their ministry — model policy guidance, sermon starters, and a benediction. Used by Catholic, Mainline, and Evangelical leaders across the country.
Open the flipbook
Creatures at the Threshold
A small-group study on discipleship, worship, and obedience in the age of AI. Scripture, activity, and discussion.
Download the study
Further reading
From the desks that have been here.
Dec 2025
TIME
How Christian leaders are challenging the AI boom.
Feb 2026
Modern Reformation
Why pastors should question AI for the sake of their souls.
Nov 2025
Christianity Today
Five questions pastors should ask before using AI.
What we hear from leaders considering joining.
“I’m not partisan — is this a political coalition?”
No — this is a coalition about human dignity, not a policy alignment.
Signed-on leaders span the political spectrum — Catholic, Mainline, Evangelical, LDS, Orthodox. The questions at stake (personhood, work, surveillance, justice) precede political coalitions. We are not asking you to endorse a party or a platform.
“I don’t know enough about AI to weigh in.”
You don’t need to be a technologist. You need to be a faithful witness.
The question is not whether you’re an expert in technology — but whether you can speak to your own beliefs, values, relationships, and theology in the face of these systems. The coalition includes pastors who came in not knowing what an LLM was. We learn together.
“My congregation is already overwhelmed.”
This is not another program for your church to run.
The resources are there when you want them; the digest is five minutes a month; the gatherings are optional. The aim is to make sure your voice is in the larger conversation — not to add labor to a calendar already full.
“What does joining actually obligate me to?”
Nothing beyond what you choose.
No fundraising commitment, no political endorsement, no required public statement. You can be a private signatory who just receives the digest. You can be a public voice. You can be anywhere in between. You can unsubscribe any time.
Add your name to the people who will not let this be built without us.