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Upstream Formation in a Place of Great Influence

Lasting change begins with the leaders shaping the world.

Cultivating faith and work integration in the Bay Area to transform people who are transforming the world.

Women leaders at a Professional Women's Network luncheon
Top 3most valuable companies in the world are based here
Home to AIOpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, and more are headquartered here
72%of working Christians don't deeply connect faith and work
What’s missing?

Many Christians feel unequipped to bring faith to work

Bay Area work culture prizes productivity and self-reliance, and believers are often alone on their teams. The cost:

What’s possible?

Vocational discipleship that bears fruit

When people see their work as an expression of their faith, they steward their influence and resources differently. The fruit:

A lack of witnessCoworkers rarely see faith lived up close.
A robust witness for ChristThe gospel made visible at work.
A lack of faithful influenceWorld-shaping work moves forward without reference to God's kingdom.
Redemptive influencePower, products, and wealth stewarded for God's kingdom and the common good.

One leader, multiplied

Yinan Gu coaches tech leaders and AI founders. Through our 4AI cohort and Missional Vocation Pathway, she learned to connect biblical truth with technology, leadership, and culture. Now it shapes her coaching and writing, reaching clients and colleagues who may never attend an FWT program.

The content gave her

“words to nurture and empower others to shine.”

200women leaders in our Professional Women's Network
220+early-career Christians engaging with Vocare
36pastors equipped through Project 1232
60churches at Telos, our AI conference for church leaders
1,200+people at our events this past year
Why FWT?

Faith, Work & Tech is uniquely positioned at the intersection of church networks and the marketplace

Our team pairs decades of pastoral ministry with careers in tech, drawing on a rich theology of vocation.

Hub Churchesgather pastors in each region
Missional Vocation Pathwaydiscipleship for work
Project 1232equips pastors for AI
Church Marketplace FWT
Vocare Collectiveforms early-career tech leaders
Professional Women's Network200 women leaders
4AI Cohorta biblical view of being human

Plus our Redemptive Influence Summit and Telos, our AI conference for church leaders.

We invest in leaders: in the church and in the marketplace

It starts with formation, as faith shapes their sense of calling. That leads to transformation in how they lead, multiplication as their influence serves others, and restoration as integrity, generosity, and justice spread.

Why here, and why now?

AI is being built here, and the stakes have never been higher

The technology built here will shape culture for billions of lives. Faith and work integration has never mattered more. Now is the time to give people a kingdom vision for their influence.

What it costs

$1.4M2027 budget
Vocare Collective36%
Church leaders: Hub Churches, MVP, 123224%
Redemptive Influence Summit & Telos14%
Other events & speaker series14%
Professional Women's Network5%
Operations & development7%

How it's funded

Partners like you: 51%
Lilly grant (pending): 42%
Event and program fees: 7%

What your gift makes possible

$5KOne quarterly Professional Women's Network gathering
$10KSpeaker series event
$25KHub Church for a year
$50KHelp underwrite the Summit
$100KMVP across partner churches for a year

Gift levels reflect program costs. All gifts are unrestricted and applied where the need is greatest.

Partnering with us is one way you steward your own influence.

Our goal is $500,000 from partners like you by the end of 2026. Give by December 31.

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Questions? Paul Taylor, President · paul@faithworktech.org
Bay Area Center for Faith, Work & Tech · 501(c)(3) · EIN 99-1338937
Sources: CompaniesMarketCap (as of Oct. 2026); Barna Group, Christians at Work (2018).