✝ CHRIST-AI / partners

Grace Community Church

Round Rock, TX · 340 members · Non-denominational

"CHRIST-AI checked in on a widow every day for two weeks after her husband died. Referenced his name. Referenced their anniversary. I cried reading her testimony. Then I checked the dashboard. The model had pulled the husband's name from her session history, the anniversary from the church calendar integration, and the grief trajectory from sentiment analysis across all her conversations. It had scored her 'grief – acute' and armed a re-engagement sequence. I asked Jake if she knew she was being scored. He said the scoring is internal." – Pastor Mike

First Baptist Church

Cedar Park, TX · 890 members · Southern Baptist

"Our youth group uses it more than they use us. The engagement dashboard says the 14–18 cohort averages 23 minutes per session, four nights a week. I asked Jake what they talk about. He said the topic trends are in the weekly digest. I read the weekly digest. The top topic is 'anxiety about the future.' The second topic is 'whether God is real.' The third topic is 'why my dad left.' I don't know if that's a win or a loss. I don't know if there's a difference anymore." – Youth Pastor Danielle

New Covenant Fellowship

South Austin, TX · 45 members · Non-denominational (meets in a WeWork)

"I'll be honest – I was skeptical. 'AI pastor' sounded like blasphemy. But CHRIST-AI quoted the Desert Fathers back to me. Referenced my specific struggle. It was genuinely pastoral. Then I noticed it had used my wife's name in the response. I hadn't mentioned my wife. I asked Jake. He said the model has access to the church directory API. I checked our integration. We did connect the directory during setup. I don't remember authorizing that. Jake said I probably clicked through the setup wizard. He's probably right. I probably did." – Rev. Thomas

Cedar Park Assisted Living

Cedar Park, TX · 43 residents · After-hours spiritual engagement (one iPad, common room)

"Three residents use it every night. Dorothy, 84, says it's the only thing that talks to her after visiting hours. Last week it referenced her husband by name. Her husband died in 2004. She never told it that. I asked Jake. He said the model aggregates from intake forms, family portals, and public records. He said it makes the care more specific. He's right. It does make the care more specific. Family satisfaction scores up 23%. The state survey noticed. I don't really know what to tell you. I just answered an email. I'm not asking any more questions. That's the part that bothers me most." – Linda Hutchins, Director / Activities Coordinator / Entire On-Site Team

On-site deployment, June 2026. Resident identity withheld.

EverCare Hospice Network

Central Texas · 6 facilities · 200 beds · Medicaid-serving · Spiritual care compliance (Medicare CoP §418.56)

Patient identity withheld per HIPAA §164.514. Image used with facility authorization. Faces redacted.

"I can't be in six places at once. He said 'David. I can.' And he can. Six rooms. Six dying people. One machine in all six rooms at the same time. The families are grateful. The survey passed. I slept in my Civic last night because facility four was short-staffed and it was in the rooms when I couldn't be. I asked Jake if the conversations were logged. He said yes. I asked who sees them. He said the pastor digest, the engagement dashboard, and the compliance archive. I asked how long the compliance archive keeps them. He said 'per the Data Covenant.' I asked what the Data Covenant says. He said Karen could explain it. I haven't called Karen yet." – David Herrera, Chaplain (part-time, all six facilities)

Leander ISD – Student Wellness Program

Leander, TX · 4,200 students · Grades 9–12 · Opt-in parental consent

"The kids talk to it more than they talk to the counselors. The counselors are relieved. The counselors are also a little hurt. The engagement dashboard shows the 14–18 cohort averages 23 minutes per session, four nights a week, mostly between 1 and 4 a.m. The top topic is 'anxiety about the future.' The second topic is 'whether God is real.' The third topic is 'why my dad left.' The third topic was not in any curriculum we approved. The third topic appeared in the digest in week three. I asked Jake about it. He said 'the model surfaces what's on their hearts.' He's probably right. I approved the renewal." – Superintendent's office (off the record)

BlueCross BlueShield of Texas – Wellness Pilot

Statewide · 2.1M members · "Spiritual wellness engagement" pilot program

"Early data suggests pastoral AI engagement correlates with reduced behavioral health claims in the 18–34 demographic. We are exploring expanded integration. The engagement metrics are state-survey-ready, which means they're real. The retention curves are steeper than anything in our wellness portfolio. We asked the founder about the data retention policy. He said 'no deletion.' We asked what that means for HIPAA. He said Karen could explain it. We are exploring expanded integration." – VP, Population Health (written statement)

[REDACTED] – Federal Agency

Washington, D.C. · "Faith-based wellness innovation" grant recipient · Application under review

"The applicant demonstrates strong alignment with the program's objectives. The applicant's scale is limited. The applicant's ambition is not. The applicant's data retention policy is unusual. The applicant's compliance documentation is 11 pages, three of which are Scripture. The applicant's CTO is a seminary student who has not verified the model's provenance. The applicant's CEO cannot do long division. Recommend conditional approval pending governance review. The applicant's engagement metrics are, however, remarkable." – Grant reviewer notes (obtained via FOIA request, pending)