How can we make an open, interactive, collaborative, and accessible Bible on the web to help more people see the riches in God’s word?

How might we create a suitable innovation to make the sharing of talents, skills or resources seamless and scalable.

How might we build a platform to host and share stories of the Good News with people who are experiencing challenging circumstances and collect the stories needed to populate the platform?

How might we develop an app to support global families as they seek ways to build deep intergenerational relationships and share their faith and traditions to younger generations?

How might we lead sex buyers to restoration in Jesus so that 1,000 men make a commitment to stop buying sex and to journey with Jesus in 2024?

How might we code a Moodle plugin that enables students in the developing world to pay for all of their exams at once using Paypal.

The number of opportunities for inexperienced software developers is declining. Most businesses want to hire developers with years of experience or knowledge of specific tools, which can limit someone just getting starting. We think we need a different kind of organization that has experienced developers mentoring inexpereinced developers while working together on real software projects.

How might we create a addiction recovery app tailored towards the Gospel.

How might we create an accessible and inclusive platform that facilitates essential resource exchange in underserved communities, so that immediate and unmet needs are addressed?

How might we break down barriers to belief through a conversational AI trained on a range of topics in Christian apologetics?

How might we build a website that empowers individuals to make tangible positive changes in local communities and to create a more peaceful, equitable, and sustainable future for us all.

How might we integrate a chatbot to our biblical web application, access SQL databases with different translations of the Bible, dictionaries, and other Bible resources, while also making the application accessible to users with GSM phones

How can we connect the families of the 3000 children in our area without basic supplies with the things they need to thrive in school and life?

How might we build redemptive factory workplaces and community, so that workers everywhere can find a safe job they want to stay at for longer.

How might we find a way to get the Gospel message out digitally when big tech platforms may not be available for advertising and leveraging media for the name of Jesus?

How can we take a success tool sending thousands of medical text messages in refugee patients' native languages and help others around Canada and the world?

How might we build an inclusive platform to support physically and mentally challenged individuals experience, understand and receive light from the Gospel in a way that is truly immersive and transformational?

How might we crowd-source multi-lingual translation for communities around the world?

How might we create on-screen interaction functionality in open-source video conferencing to aid Bible Translation teams as they bring the gospel to the world?

How might we develop an AI-assisted resource to significantly enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of online missionaries, particularly in managing communication?

How might we get an online volunteer check-in and check-out system so that we can accurately account for our volunteers while they are serving with us and easily track volunteer hours?

How might we build a system that can take payments, track personal information, keep class rosters and grades so that we can house all ELL records in one place?