Learn to build your own AI workflows for ministry
A 5-week live cohort where you learn to build the tools your ministry needs. Not theory, real workflows built on your actual preaching schedule.
April 20 - May 22, 2026 · 20 pastors max
April 20 - May 22, 2026
5 Weeks
Twice-weekly live sessions. Enough time to build real skills, not so much it overwhelms your schedule.
20 Pastors Max
Small enough for hands-on help. You won't be a face in a crowd. You'll get individual attention.
No Code Required
You describe what you want in plain English. The AI writes the code. You learn to direct it, not to program.
Build on Your Schedule
We use your actual scripture text for the week. You leave every session with something you can use Sunday.
From your first prompt to your own workflow library
Your First AI Conversation
Set up your tools, learn the fundamental skill (prompting is just conversation), build your first research query on this week's text.
The Research Pipeline
Build a complete exegetical research workflow. Multiple sources, verified citations, organized thematically. Run it on Monday, preach on Sunday.
Voice and Writing
Train AI on your actual sermons. Build a draft generation workflow that sounds like you. Learn the difference between starting from scratch and editing from strength.
Communication Systems
Newsletter generation, pastoral letters, adult ed curriculum. Build workflows for the communication work that eats your week.
Your Workflow Library
Bring everything together. Build your personal workflow library. Troubleshoot, optimize, and plan what you'll build next.
Stephen Setzer
Episcopal priest. St. Clement's Church, Hell's Kitchen, NYC.
I'm not a tech guy who discovered church. I'm a pastor who got tired of spending Monday through Saturday on work that AI could help me do better. Seminary prepared me for a lot of things. The weekly content treadmill wasn't one of them.
I started building AI workflows for my own sermon prep because I was drowning in the cycle. Research, writing, newsletters, pastoral letters, adult ed curriculum. The work never stops, and nobody teaches you how to manage it with modern tools.
Six months later, I have a research pipeline that generates verified exegetical analysis in minutes, a voice model trained on my actual preaching, and a newsletter system that's growing my congregation's engagement. I built all of it. And I'm not a developer.
Cohort 1 starts April 20
20 spots. 5 weeks. Real workflows built on your actual preaching schedule.
No commitment to apply