Serving With AI — Websites for Churches

A ministry course: your youth group builds free websites for churches and small businesses that need one.

Leader Track

Watch these alone, before the kids are involved. Four lessons, about 14 minutes.

The vision, the ownership model, your three jobs — and why you don't need to be technical.

GitHub, Railway, and the AI assistant — set up once, owned by the church, with the honest budget.

Four people rules and three account habits. The most important lesson in this track.

The four-meeting arc, your three moves, and why the worst case here is boring.

Watch these together in your meetings, one or two at a time, with build time after each.

What your group is about to do, and why the gift always comes first.

The whole story, start to finish — and the secret: build BEFORE you call.

Detective night: find ten places nearby that are invisible online.

The build meeting. You talk, the AI types, and the editor outranks the hands.

Four breaths, three possible answers, and why no costs you nothing.

Their yes, the powered-by ask, launch day, and the handoff message.

The honest math, the iron rules, and the line that keeps working for you.

Open the hood: files, a waiter, a checklist, house rules, and copies. No magic.

Three paths forward — and why the pattern matters more than the tool.

The meeting plan, the call card, the log, and the house rules — print and go.