FaithTech Nashville

This fall we're walking through the new FaithTech Playbook 2.0, one part per night, and putting it into practice at Hack for the Community (Nov. 12-13). New to FaithTech, or missed Part 1? You're welcome here: each night stands on its own, so it's easy to jump in mid-series.

What to Expect

Eat: Connect over food: we'll have pizza, soda, and water.

Learn: Part 2, The Way of Technology: how the tools we use form us, and three ancient enemies hiding in today's tech (the Magic Machine Myth, the Limitless Self, and the Killer App Trap). We'll also cover the second stage of the Redemptive Create Cycle, Discern: seeking God's wisdom before choosing a response, including when not to build.

Build: Get ready for Hack for the Community, a hackathon for local nonprofits hosted by Nashville Tech Builders and the Greater Nashville Technology Council. In small groups, we'll weigh a few real nonprofit needs with three questions: who does this serve, what could it cost them, and should we build it at all? Developers, designers, and project managers are needed, and so are you: you don't have to code to join.

Everyone is welcome regardless of where you are in your faith or tech journey.

Attendance is free, but we ask that you RSVP to help us plan enough food for everyone!

Questions? Reach out to us: nashville@faithtech.com

This fall we're walking through the new FaithTech Playbook 2.0, one part per night, and putting it into practice at Hack for the Community (Nov. 12-13). New to FaithTech, or missed the first two nights? You're welcome here: each night stands on its own, so it's easy to jump in mid-series.

What to Expect

Eat: Connect over food: we'll have pizza, soda, and water.

Learn: Part 3, A Way of Being Redemptive: reckless, responsible, or redemptive, and what the way of Jesus asks of our power, our view of people, and our purpose. We'll also cover the third stage of the Redemptive Create Cycle, Build: pray, prototype, pause, the rhythm we'll carry into the hackathon.

Build: Final prep for Hack for the Community: we'll confirm who's going, plan our two days, and talk through how to serve the nonprofits well. We'll run a practice round of our Build rhythm, so the hackathon isn't the first time we try it. We'll close by praying over everyone taking part.

Everyone is welcome regardless of where you are in your faith or tech journey.

Attendance is free, but we ask that you RSVP to help us plan enough food for everyone!

Questions? Reach out to us: nashville@faithtech.com

This fall we've been walking through the new FaithTech Playbook 2.0, one part per night, and we just put it into practice at Hack for the Community (Nov. 12-13). Never been, or haven't made it yet this fall? You're welcome here: this night stands on its own and is a great way to meet the community.

What to Expect

Eat: Connect over food: we'll have pizza, soda, and water.

Learn: Part 4, A Way of Building Redemptively: how the four stages of the Redemptive Create Cycle fit together. We'll also cover the fourth stage, Steward: taking responsibility for what we release.

Build: Hackathon recap: a panel with FaithTech folks who took part in Hack for the Community, plus guests, on what was built, whom it serves, and who will care for it now. Then we'll talk at our tables about where FaithTech Nashville goes next.

Everyone is welcome regardless of where you are in your faith or tech journey.

Attendance is free, but we ask that you RSVP to help us plan enough food for everyone!

Questions? Reach out to us: nashville@faithtech.com

Wrapping up Made to Make: a relaxed evening to celebrate the fall together and look ahead to 2027. Haven't made it to a FaithTech night yet? This is an easy first one, and you don't need to have come this fall to join in.

What to Expect

Eat: Food and fellowship to celebrate the season together.

Learn: A short Advent reflection: our deepest hope is not in what we build.

Build: Stories from the fall, share your hopes for 2027, and hear how you can help lead FaithTech Nashville next year.

Everyone is welcome regardless of where you are in your faith or tech journey.

Attendance is free, but we ask that you RSVP to help us plan enough food for everyone!

Questions? Reach out to us: nashville@faithtech.com