Pastor
Research + Preparation Assistant
Help organize research, summarize approved information, prepare meeting notes, develop outlines, organize ideas, and reduce administrative preparation around leadership work.
Umbrella Creative Co builds practical AI extensions around the people already on your staff—helping pastors, administrators, communications teams, connections teams, and ministry leaders draft, organize, plan, follow up, and move information faster without handing ministry to a machine.
Church staff are writing emails, planning events, updating websites, answering questions, organizing volunteers, following up with guests, preparing announcements, creating content, and still trying to make room for actual ministry. AI can help with the repetitive work around ministry so your people have more time and attention for people.
Think of AI less like another app to learn and more like a set of assistants built around the work your team already does. Your staff stays responsible. The AI extension helps with preparation, organization, drafting, and repeatable tasks.
Pastor
Help organize research, summarize approved information, prepare meeting notes, develop outlines, organize ideas, and reduce administrative preparation around leadership work.
Communications
Turn approved information into draft social posts, emails, website copy, event descriptions, announcements, text messages, content calendars, and campaign ideas.
Administration
Help organize meeting notes, action items, calendars, checklists, recurring tasks, volunteer communication, event planning, and internal documentation.
Connections
Organize connect cards, first-time guests, prayer requests, volunteer interest, reminders, response drafts, and next steps so people stay visible until a person responds.
Ministry Leaders
Help leaders create plans, schedules, volunteer messages, event information, discussion questions, checklists, and recurring ministry materials without starting from a blank page every week.
The goal is not to make your church feel more robotic. It is to let technology handle more of the repetitive work so your people have more time for people.
AI drafts, summarizes, organizes, reminds, and surfaces information. People approve, decide, shepherd, teach, pray, counsel, and care.
Use an approved sermon transcript to prepare recap emails, social captions, short-form video ideas, discussion questions, website descriptions, devotional drafts, and key quotes for review.
Organize the connect card, surface the appropriate next step, alert the right person, prepare a response draft, and keep the guest visible until human follow-up happens.
Turn approved meeting notes into decisions, action items, owners, deadlines, follow-up drafts, project checklists, and the next meeting agenda.
Start with one approved source of truth and adapt it into website copy, email, text, social, volunteer communication, and a Sunday announcement.
You do not need to know which AI tools you need before talking to us. Start with the work that gets repeated, delayed, missed, copied between systems, or pushed to the bottom of the list every week.
01 • Identify
We look at the staff’s weekly work, existing systems, communication paths, follow-up gaps, and repetitive tasks to identify where AI or automation could create meaningful capacity.
02 • Build
We can help connect the tools you already use or build focused assistants, forms, automations, dashboards, internal knowledge tools, reporting views, and custom ministry workflows.
03 • Train
We train pastors, administrators, communications teams, ministry leaders, and volunteers using examples from their actual work—not generic AI demonstrations.
Prayer, preaching, Scripture, counseling, discipleship, discernment, sensitive care, and pastoral decisions remain human and spiritual responsibilities.
AI can help your team draft, summarize, organize, prepare, remind, analyze, and surface information. Pastors and ministry leaders still approve, decide, shepherd, and take responsibility for the outcome.
The goal is not less human ministry. The goal is less administrative friction around the people your church is trying to serve.
Virtual
A focused session for pastors, executive leaders, or boards who want to understand what AI means for their church before implementing it.
Virtual
Hands-on training for communications, operations, administrative, ministry, and volunteer teams using real church workflows.
Onsite
A customized one-to-three-day onsite experience where Umbrella trains leaders and staff, facilitates hands-on labs, and helps turn the training into a practical implementation roadmap.
Onsite training is available by custom proposal. Travel, lodging, local transportation, and any venue or production requirements are scoped separately and approved before booking.
Understand what today’s AI tools can do, where they fail, and how to review their output responsibly.
Learn how different staff roles can build reusable assistants around the work they repeatedly perform.
Turn approved information into emails, social posts, text messages, website updates, announcements, and campaigns.
Use AI for meeting summaries, project organization, checklists, volunteer communication, event planning, and recurring administrative work.
Create better systems for organizing responses, preparing communication, assigning next steps, and making sure people do not disappear into a spreadsheet.
Organize approved church information while defining privacy rules, approved tools, human review, and work that should remain completely human.
Day 1
Understand your team, systems, weekly work, opportunities, concerns, ministry boundaries, and the places where staff capacity is being consumed.
Day 2
Hands-on training built around each role on your staff, with live demonstrations, real church examples, prompting practice, and workflow exercises.
Day 3
Identify priority workflows, create AI extensions, establish guidelines, assign owners, and build a practical roadmap for putting everything into use.
The agenda is customized. A church may choose one focused day, a two-day workshop, or a full three-day intensive based on team size, goals, and readiness.
AI should not counsel, pray on behalf of the church, make care decisions, or replace direct human response.
AI can support research or organization, but Scripture, doctrine, preaching, spiritual judgment, and accountable leadership remain with people.
Use the minimum data needed, choose tools carefully, document access, and avoid placing confidential care details into unapproved systems.
Fixed-scope session
Before building anything, identify where AI can create meaningful capacity for your church—and where it should not be used.
Custom scope
Leadership briefings, staff workshops, and one-to-three-day Church AI Intensives built around your actual team.
Custom scope
For churches ready to go beyond training with connected workflows, internal AI assistants, guest follow-up systems, dashboards, custom tools, forms, reporting, and automation.
Tell us what gets repeated, missed, delayed, copied between systems, or keeps stealing time from ministry. You do not need to know whether the answer is an AI assistant, training, automation, a connected workflow, or a custom build.
Give your staff AI extensions. Connect the systems around them. Automate what does not need a person. Protect what does.