Education and the future of learning
How schools, families and communities can prepare young people for a changing world, including new models like learning commons and expedition-based education.
Think Tank & Research Forming now
Thoughtful people, important questions, useful answers.
The Kingdom Creators think tank brings educators, technologists, researchers, church leaders and entrepreneurs together to work on questions that matter, and to move the best answers toward practice.
An honest starting point.
This pillar is in development. We're gathering the first contributors and shaping the first working groups now, and we'd rather build it with the right people than announce programs that don't exist yet.
If you have expertise, experience, or a question you think deserves serious attention, now is a good time to get involved: early contributors help decide what the think tank works on and how.
Where we're starting.
These will evolve as contributors join and as our projects raise new questions.
AI and emerging technology
What these tools mean for work, learning and institutions, and how to adopt them wisely rather than reactively.
The Church and Christian leadership
Healthy institutions, leadership development, and how churches and ministries can organize for their mission.
Business and organizational innovation
Better ways to structure, run and grow organizations, including sustainable models for mission-driven enterprise.
Technology, society and flourishing
Asking not only what technology can do, but what it does to people and communities, and how to aim it well.
Persistent community challenges
New models for problems that have resisted old answers, developed with the people closest to them.
Not an ivory tower.
Every question we take on should be connected to someone who will use the answer. The aim is insight that changes what people and organizations actually do.
- Roundtables. Focused conversations that bring different sectors and perspectives to one table.
- Working groups. Small teams working on a defined question over a set period.
- Practitioner networks. People doing the work, sharing what they're learning.
- Practical papers. Short, usable write-ups rather than papers that sit on a shelf.
- Cross-sector collaboration. Educators, technologists, pastors and business leaders learning from each other.
- Research that informs projects. The strongest ideas move to the Project Launcher.
Contributors from across sectors.
Educators & school leaders
Teachers, administrators and education entrepreneurs with experience to share and questions to test.
Technology professionals
Engineers, data people and product builders who think carefully about how technology is used.
Researchers & practitioners
People who can bring evidence, rigour and field experience to a question.
Church & ministry leaders
Pastors, ministry directors and lay leaders building healthy institutions.
Entrepreneurs & organizational leaders
People who have built things and know what it takes to make ideas work.
Anyone with a serious question
If you're working on a problem that deserves more minds than yours, tell us about it.
Your next stage of growth needs more than more hours in the day.
Let's identify what's holding your organization back and build a practical path forward. Tell us a little about what's going on; you don't need a polished brief.