Redeemer/CFW AI Conference

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how we work, learn, create, communicate, and imagine the future. But beneath the practical questions are deeper human questions: What does it mean to be human? What is work for? How is technology forming us? What does love of neighbor require? And where do we find hope?

The Redeeming AI Conference is a Redeemer Network-wide gathering hosted by the Center for Faith & Work to help Christians think Christianly about AI and respond with theological clarity, moral discernment, and gospel hope.

This conference will create space to explore the larger story AI is telling about what it means to be human, what counts as intelligence, what work is for, how technology forms our desires and habits, and what love of neighbor requires in an AI-shaped world. Rather than responding with fear, hype, or passive adoption, we will seek to recover a distinctly Christian vision of human life rooted in creation, fall, redemption, and restoration.

Through mainstage talks, breakout sessions, vocational lunches, guided reflection, and opportunities for continued learning, participants will be invited to consider not only what AI can do, but what it forms, what it costs, who it affects, and how Christians can participate faithfully in this cultural moment.

The conference is designed for Christians seeking wisdom, practitioners working in or near AI, church and ministry leaders, parents, educators, professionals, artists, students, and anyone curious about the deeper questions AI raises. It will also be a space for seekers and skeptics who are asking what AI reveals about humanity, meaning, work, relationships, and the future.