Your church is already using AI.
Does it have a policy?
Build a clear, editable AI use policy for your church staff and volunteers in one short form. Free, private, and nothing you type leaves your browser.
The gap is real
of U.S. Protestant pastors say churches should have a formal AI use policy or informal guidelines. Only 4% say their own church has a formal policy. (Online survey of 442 pastors, December 2025.)
Source: Barna, "Church AI Policies: Pastors Say They're Needed. Few Exist."of churches currently have AI guidelines, according to State of Church Tech 2026, a survey of 1,306 church leaders conducted November 11 to December 8, 2025.
Source: Barna, "How Church Leaders Are Using AI (And Their Top Concerns)"of church leaders use AI every day, yet only 9% of churches have a formal AI policy and 46% have not disclosed AI use to their congregation in any form. (2026 State of AI in the Church Survey, published April 27, 2026.)
Source: ChurchTechToday, "The 2026 State Of AI In The Church"Note: the 5% and 9% figures come from different surveys with different samples and question wording, so they are not directly comparable.
How it works
- Fill out one short form: your size, tradition, allowed uses, data that's off-limits, disclosure, and review cadence.
- Get a clean draft policy written in plain language for staff and volunteers.
- Edit, copy, or download it, then take it to your elders, board, or attorney.
Want to see how others did it? Browse real AI policies from denominations and dioceses, from the PC(USA) and United Methodist conferences to Catholic archdioceses.