Partner with us
The work ahead is specific: a scholarly review process for the app, expanded New Testament content, and a retreat home kept in dependable repair. Here is where different kinds of partners fit.
Foundations and major donors
We are seeking partners for a defined next stage of the Bible study app: a scholarly review process, expanded New Testament coverage, and a more usable free app for small-group leaders. We can walk through the development plan, the proposed budget, and the milestones we would report against.
We ask for support for specific stages rather than the whole ambition at once, and we report what was funded, what was completed, what changed for users, and what remains.
Discuss a funding partnershipWhat a conversation covers
- The current beta and early leader feedback
- The scholarly review role and how review quality will be measured
- A phased budget: academic leadership, reviewers, research, development, hosting, evaluation
- Governance, designated giving, and reporting cadence
- For the retreat: the bathroom renovation scope, estimates, and the private-home arrangement
Scholars
We are seeking a doctoral-level academic partner with relevant teaching experience to help shape source standards, review AI-assisted research, and represent Christian traditions with accuracy and care. The right person combines conviction, fairness, and humility, and is comfortable being corrected in public.
The role would be defined and compensated, with a sustainable scope agreed in advance. We would welcome a conversation about responsibilities, time, and what a credible review workflow should look like.
Discuss a research roleChurches and small-group leaders
Use the app in your next study and tell us what helped and what didn't. Early feedback from leaders has focused on the tradition comparisons and the historical context; your experience shapes what we build next.
Churches can also refer families who could not otherwise afford time away, and inquire about a group retreat for leaders or a small group.
Homeowners
Our long-term hope is to help more owners make homes available for rest and fellowship. We are beginning with our own retreat and will only invite others in once we have an operating model worth copying. If that idea interests you, we welcome a thoughtful conversation about what a future network would require. There is no enrollment yet.
Volunteers
We do not yet have an established volunteer program, and we would rather not invent busywork. If you have relevant skills—structured beta testing, qualified research assistance under supervision, or property work within an approved scope—tell us about your experience and what interests you.
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