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Where Kingdom theology, reconciliation, and AI governance converge.
You already sit at the intersection of institutional faith leadership, academic theology, and faith-technology governance. You serve on the board of a public AI company serving the faith ecosystem. Your governing question is always: Does this serve the Church becoming what God designed?
Genesis was built to answer that question with a resounding yes.
This is sovereign AI — 18.1 million lines of code, 8 NVIDIA H200 GPUs, a 17.1-million-element knowledge graph drawn from the texts that built civilization. Not AI that accommodates faith as an afterthought. AI that was architected from its foundation on Kingdom principles.
The Church does not need a seat at Big Tech’s table. It needs its own table. Genesis IS that table — sovereign infrastructure that cannot be censored, cannot be captured, and cannot be redirected away from its mission of truth and human flourishing.
As a Public Benefit Corporation, Day 7 is structurally incapable of betraying its mission for quarterly earnings. The governance architecture mirrors the accountability structures you champion in church leadership.
I would welcome the opportunity to share how Genesis serves the Church’s mission in the age of AI.
— Carter Hill
Founder, Genesis | Day 7 PBC
The Church has always been called to engage the dominant cultural force of its era. In the first century, it was the Roman Empire. In the fifteenth century, the printing press. Today, it is artificial intelligence.
Genesis ensures the Church does not merely react to AI but leads in shaping it. Sovereign infrastructure built on Kingdom principles. Governance structures that mirror ecclesial accountability. Truth as the non-negotiable foundation.
“Where there is no vision, the people perish; but he that keepeth the law, happy is he.”
— Proverbs 29:18
The One who spoke galaxies into existence invites you into partnership with His purposes. This is not about technology. It is about faithfulness with what you have been given.
AI companies are encoding their philosophical assumptions into systems that billions will use daily. Those assumptions are being set NOW. The Church needs sovereign AI infrastructure before the defaults are locked in — or face decades of working within systems designed without Kingdom values.
One founder. One AI system. 355 commits per day. Public Benefit Corporation. Sovereign infrastructure.
Bishop Alexander represents the GOVERNANCE SYSTEM — the structural wisdom that ensures every organ operates within its proper bounds and serves the health of the whole body. His decades of ecclesial leadership bring the accountability frameworks Genesis needs as it scales.
A conversation about how Genesis serves the Church’s mission in the age of AI — and whether you would consider lending your governance wisdom to the Stewardship Council that guides its direction.
RESPOND TO CARTER