Gospel-Centered Technology
GNIT unites Christian developers, ministries, and mission organizations around one mission — using technology to preach the Gospel to every nation.
“For the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the LORD, as the waters cover the sea.” — Habakkuk 2:14
Our Story & Vision
Our mission, our vision, and the story of G&IT since 2007.
The G&IT Mission aims to expand the Kingdom of God on earth by using Information and Technology as a useful tool for preaching the gospel.
To transform lives like Jesus and the world into the Kingdom of God through Gospel-centered technology.
Gospel and Information Technology (GNIT) was founded on July 25, 2007, first launched in San Francisco with IT students and professionals who love Jesus.
Our Mission in Action
So the Gospel reaches.
We carry the truth
Broadcast, video, web, streaming — truth travels wherever thought does. One service reaches the world at the same hour, and remains for the next generation.
We go where the Gospel has not reached
Where missionaries cannot enter, an internet signal arrives. We translate into local languages and build for slow connections and old devices.
We evangelize online
People search for answers and pour out their struggles online. We meet them there, and make one click lead into a community of faith.
“Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation.”
Join Our 4-Stage Program
For the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the LORD, as the waters cover the sea.-Habakkuk 2:14
Learn moreJoin Our Communities
Programs grow the person. Community grows the network. Fellowship, conferences, regional chapters, and events connect members to one another, to Christian technologists outside GNIT, and to the wider ecosystem.
Empowering the Body of Christ
So the church grows.
Africa, China, Latin America, South America — scattered chapters hold the same worship and work on the same systems. Technology becomes the nervous system that lets the church, as one body, actually move as one.
Most churches and mission organizations have neither developers nor an IT budget. From websites to servers, live streaming, and member management systems — we carry the technical burden for them so they can focus on the ministry that is theirs.
GNIT cannot take the place of every ministry. We teach web development, video, servers, security, and the use of AI so that believers in each region can build and run things themselves — raising not technicians, but missionaries with technology in their hands.
Innovating for the Gospel
GNIT has performed several projects to spread the Gospel and has ongoing projects to develop church missions.
AI Live Captions & Translation Live captions from the pulpit, and the same sermon rendered into more than 30 languages at once. In development.
Stories & Updates
What's happening across the GNIT network.
GNIT Africa
Recently, GNIT Africa has improved its curriculum to make on-site training more dynamic and engaging for students.
Read moreGNIT Africa Teaches
In the earlier eras of the digital age, the internet was primarily a medium for connecting computers and facilitating data exchange between humans. Today, we are witnessing an evolutionary leap known as the Internet of Things (IoT), a paradigm that imbues physical objects with intelligence. IoT is not merely about connecting devices to a wireless […]
Read moreGNIT South America
A new initiative dedicated to empowering our fellowships by strengthening their evangelistic outreach through strategic social media campaigns.
Read moreGlobal Impact
Stories from pastors, developers, and members across the GNIT network.
“As a pastor of a church in a fast-paced city like New York, I quickly found that taking advantage of today's technology, mission efforts can be accelerated. GNIT resolved frustration from the lack of church staff in regards to technology and how to revamp our church website to be more interactive and accessible.”
Sam B., Church Pastor
Sam B.Join Global Leaders
Join global leaders to spread the Gospel with IT. Whether you build, teach, pastor, or give — there is a place for you in the GNIT network.
