Faith Leaders for Secure AI

Faith Leaders Shaping AI’s Future

A coalition of pastors, clergy, and faith voices committed to bringing moral clarity to the age of AI.

Artificial Intelligence is A discipleship issue. a trust issue. a human issue.

We believe AI is already shaping how people learn, communicate, care, and make decisions, and that people of faith have both an opportunity and responsibility to respond with wisdom, discernment, and courage.

From the pulpit to the pew, we want to help faith leaders engage these questions thoughtfully, speak up for the vulnerable, and lead with hope in a rapidly changing world.

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Upcoming Events

Family Research Council Pray Vote Stand Summit

September 24, 2026

Faith Ambassadors

Our faith ambassadors bring lived faith, moral conviction, and real-world experience into the work of secure AI.

Brian J.A. Boyd, Ph.D.

Jennifer Daniels

Audrea Decker

Ruth Edmonds

Michael Grayston, Ed.D.

Jean Welch Hill

Joshua Hughes

Medlir Mema, Ph.D.

Randan Steinhauser

Virtual Launch Event

On June 23, 2026, more than 60 faith leaders from across the country joined together to learn more about the newly-launched Coalition and to hear directly from allies in the AI safety community on how they can be supported at the local level and in the media. The Faith Leaders for Secure AI launch included guest speakers from allied organizations with a focus on protecting humanity.

Faith and AI In the News

The Alliance for Secure AI Faith Ambassadors in the Media

Victory News

How do we make AI right for teens? | Victory News

DC Journal

Can AI Replace Mom? | DC Journal

The Washington Stand

The Friction Our Children Need in the Age of AI | The Washington Stand

Tony Perkins

Michael Grayston Delves into Some Concerns and Benefits of Artificial Intelligence | Tony Perkins

Religion News Service

Can AI Replace Vocation? | Religion News Service

Daily Wire

Will Investing In AI Cost Us Our Humanity? | Daily Wire

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AI isn’t just a technical issue — it’s already affecting real people in real ways. If AI has changed your work, your family life, your child’s future, or your community, we want to hear from you. Your story can help show what’s at stake and why this matters.

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Faith Leader Resources

Resources to help faith leaders communicate and teach about AI.

A Resource for Pastors on AI Safety

This pastoral resource helps church leaders understand how AI is already shaping formation, care, communication, and decision-making, and why it matters for the life of the church. It offers a clear, faith-centered case for engaging AI with wisdom, discernment, and moral clarity.

A Warning to Christian Families on the Dangers of Artificial Intelligence

This guide equips communicators to engage Christian audiences on the risks of consumer-facing AI—such as chatbots, AI companions, and generative tools that produce customized text, images, music, and video. It offers clear, audience-ready talking points to help explain the real-world implications of this rapidly evolving technology for Christian families.

Creatures at the Threshold — Small Group Study

This eight-week small-group faith study titled “Creatures at the Threshold,” pairs weekly AI-related scenarios and discovery topics with Scripture, theological reflection, and discussion questions. It guides Christian communities through issues like AI consciousness, surveillance, algorithmic bias, and human flourishing, ending with practical steps for faithful engagement with technology.