A free field guide for small and rural church teams reviewing an AI-supported ministry task. It helps a team find assumptions before they shape an invitation, process, message, or decision.
What is inside
- A concrete way to define the task, affected people, human decision, and privacy boundary
- A paired-test method for comparing tone, options, assumptions, access, and certainty
- A completed community-meal case study that shows how a review becomes a practical revision
- Access checks for transportation, technology, time, language, disability, and privacy
- Decision records and a 20-minute team review agenda
Built for responsible local ministry
This 12-page guide is not a generic fairness checklist or a claim that any tool is “safe.” It gives leaders a repeatable, human process for low-risk work and a clear stopping point when care, privacy, or accountable judgment is required.
Important: Never enter private pastoral, child/youth, safeguarding, personnel, membership, donor, or financial information into a public AI tool. This guide does not replace safeguarding practice, pastoral care, professional advice, or accountable leadership.
Free to download and use with your local church.
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