#HACK NA 2021


Partnering to #hack for the unreached



Indigitous: empowering engaged believers on digital missions



Indigitous is a great commission accelerator that catalyzes the spread of the gospel to where it's not, whether it's across the ocean or in our backyard. #HACK is one way to catalyze Christian technologists to leverage our skills and experiences to serve on digital missions in partnership with other missions organizations.


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imagine What could be achieved when the global church joins together to pool our skills to advance God's Kingdom



Since 2016, #HACK has quickly become the largest faith-based missional hackathon with over 60 cities around the world participating this year, lead by communities who are passionate about using technology to build God's Kingdom here. From creating Bible Karaoke, to building a VR experience to increase empathy around poverty, to prototyping alternative ways for people to support full time Christian workers, #HACK projects have run the gamut in the diversity of technologies used and of topics explored. In this video, Simon shares two of his favorite projects from previous #HACKs.


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We glorify God when we celebrate the story He’s written in our lives. If God has written digital in your story, He did for a purpose. You’ve gotta discover that purpose and use it to glorify Him!

Yes, God wants to use your digital presence and your digital talents for the Great Commission.



Simon Seow
co-founder, indigitous



FaithTech: Bridging the Gap between Faith and Technology



FaithTech helps tech people find community and use their skills to glorify God. We see a day when every major tech city worldwide has a thriving FaithTech community that solves big problems in Jesus’ name.


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What's next after #HACK?



These projects don't need to stop after this weekend. Following the hackathon, participants will be invited to join FaithTech Labs. Whether you want to continue your project, join forces with another project, or just want to see how the projects evolve, FaithTech Silicon Valley's Labs community will provide opportunities to stay engaged. This video is an example of a project that continued after a hackathon in collaboration with Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF), a Christian organization that provides aviation, communications, and learning technology services to more than 1,000 Christian and humanitarian agencies, as well as thousands of isolated missionaries and indigenous villagers in the world's most remote areas.


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#HACK North America 2021



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