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RCCG The King's Palace · New Things 2027

Welcome to the TKP AI Research Portal

Brought to you by the Research, Strategy & Innovation (RSI) Ministry of RCCG The King's Palace as part of the RSI Ministry's flag-off initiative.

The Fact

Artificial intelligence is no longer the future. It is here, woven quietly into how we live, work, learn, trade and communicate. It shapes every facet of our world.

So where does the Church stand? How well do we truly understand it? And are we positioned to lead, turning this tool into impact for the Kingdom?

The Goal

To move TKP from assumption to evidence. We want to understand how aware, ready and engaged our leaders, workers and volunteers are with AI, so every future step is informed, responsible and fruitful.

How can we help the Church, and every extension of the Church, come to a true understanding of this tool and adapt it for Kingdom use?

The Mission

AI is not the objective. The mission is. Under the NEW THINGS 2027 agenda we ask: what must we create, what is God helping us discover, and what are we believing God for?

We will help the Church, its ministries and groups create strategically, using these tools to increase productivity by over 500%.

Your voice shapes what comes next

Whether you use AI every day or have never tried it, we need to hear from you. Every answer counts. Jump in, share honestly, and help build the future of ministry at TKP. It's anonymous, takes about 15–20 minutes, and closes on October 30 at midnight.

The survey has two parts

1 · Pre-Survey

Baseline questions about your ministry and current tools.

2 · Survey

AI awareness and readiness questions for your group.

Research groups

  • Group A — Executive / Pastoral Leadership
  • Group B — Ministry / Department Leader
  • Group C — Worker / Volunteer
Enter

Submission deadline: October 30, 2026 at midnight

Anonymous · about 15–20 minutes · no login needed