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Something new is coming to the Tithely community in 2027, and we want you to be part of it.

Join Aniya Gill, Tithely's Customer Engagement Manager, for a Community Highlight exploring the vision for a new space designed to bring churches, ministry leaders, and the Tithely team together beyond traditional Facebook groups.

You’ll get an inside look at why we’re making the change, what we’re envisioning for the new community, and how it will make it easier to connect with other Tithely customers, engage directly with our team, learn from one another, and find helpful resources for getting the most out of Tithely.

Come see what’s ahead and discover how you can help shape the next chapter of the Tithely community.

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AI and algorithms are changing how people discover churches, engage with Christian content, and encounter the gospel online. But greater digital reach does not always lead to deeper discipleship. How can churches use these tools wisely without allowing technology, trends, or vanity metrics to distract from the mission?

Join Ed Stetzer, Ph.D., Dean and Professor of Leadership and Christian Ministry at Biola University, and Corey Alderin, Founder and CEO of Sermon Shots, for a thoughtful and practical conversation about AI, digital ministry, and the Great Commission. Drawing from Ed’s experience in evangelism, church growth, and culture and Corey’s work helping more than 9,000 churches extend the reach of their sermons, they’ll explore how technology can support ministry without replacing the personal relationships at its heart.

Whether you lead a large ministry or serve a smaller church with limited time and resources, you’ll gain a clearer understanding of where AI can genuinely help, where it falls short, and how to use it with purpose.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

• Where AI can genuinely support pastors and churches—and where it cannot
• How algorithms influence the way people discover churches and Christian content
• Why digital reach and real discipleship are not the same
• How to use technology without chasing trends or vanity metrics
• Practical ways to multiply your church’s message without creating more work

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