AskMyChurch puts an AI assistant on your Baptist church website trained only on your own sermons and content — your words, your sources, your congregation's beliefs.
Baptist polity is built on local church autonomy. Two Baptist churches in the same association can hold meaningfully different views on worship style, baptism age, or how the pastor preaches through a text. An AI assistant that ships with a generic Baptist summary defeats the whole point.
AskMyChurch works the other direction. It reads what your church has already published — your website, your sermon library, your PDFs, your podcasts — and answers only from that. When someone asks about your baptism process, it quotes your pastor's explanation, not a Southern Baptist Convention FAQ. When they ask about your Sunday schedule, it pulls the times from your site. When the answer is not in your content, it says so.
That is the design, not a setting you configure.
A visitor or member types a question at any hour. The assistant checks your indexed content, re-checks the answer against your sources before sending it, and includes the source link in the reply — not as a footnote, but as part of the answer. No guessing. No quoting from the open internet.
If your church has a deep sermon library, the Canon layer surfaces answers in the pastor's own words and links to the exact moment in the message.
When someone is ready to take a next step — plan a visit, request prayer, ask about serving — the assistant captures that and routes it to the right ministry leader. The AI does not do pastoral care. It opens the door to a real person.
Answers auto-detect language. Spanish-speaking members get responses in Spanish without any setup.
Baptist churches take care seriously. So does the assistant.
Before any AI response runs, a hard-coded check scans every message for signs of acute distress, in English and Spanish. If a message signals a crisis, the assistant responds with the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, the Crisis Text Line (text HOME to 741741), and your church's own care team. The AI does not attempt a pastoral or clinical response. That conversation goes to a human.
This is not a prompt instruction. It is a gate that runs first, every time.
There is no IT project. The assistant goes live in about 30 minutes as a link or a QR code — it works with WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify, Framer, and Google Tag Manager. Point it at your sermon library, and it builds the index.
Everyday questions are anonymous. A visitor's name and contact information only enter the picture when they choose to share it for prayer, a visit, or serving — and that goes to your team. Vision Genesis does not train its models on your congregation's conversations.
Plans are based on weekend attendance, not features. Every plan includes the full assistant with the Canon sermon layer.
Founding churches receive free setup and a price locked for 12 months. Billed monthly.
AskMyChurch is built by Vision Genesis, a company in Knoxville, Tennessee. Learn more about AskMyChurch.
Only your church's own published content. AskMyChurch does not ship with a Baptist doctrinal database or any denominational summary. If your church has published its statement of faith, your pastor's sermons, and your membership materials, the assistant draws from those. It reflects your congregation's actual beliefs and practice — not a generic tradition.
It says it does not know and hands off to a real person. The assistant will not guess, pull from the open internet, or speak for your pastor on something he has not addressed in your published material.
Before any AI response runs, a hard-coded check scans the message for signs of acute distress — in English and Spanish. If the message signals a crisis, the assistant immediately routes to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, the Crisis Text Line (text HOME to 741741), and your church's care team. The AI does not respond to the crisis itself.
Yes. The assistant detects language automatically and replies in English or Spanish with no configuration required.
Updated 2026-06-26 · AskMyChurch by Vision Genesis · Knoxville, TN
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