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Intentional Churches is partnering with Intulse to create the IC Digital Collective, a strategic gathering designed to help you lead digital transformation—not as a tech upgrade, but as a leadership initiative that activates your Great Commission strategy.
Over the course of this cohort, you'll gain the tools and frameworks to:
This is NOT a hardware and software tutorial. It’s for senior leaders and trusted implementers who live at the intersection of ministry and technology—those uniquely positioned to build systems that serve the strategy.
Space is limited to ensure meaningful interaction, peer learning, and community formation.
“Every tech gap is a missed opportunity to reach the ONE.”
Most churches are running digital systems that aren't serving the strategy—and most leaders don’t realize it until people start slipping through the cracks.
This cohort exists to change that.
When your digital layer is aligned to the Great Commission Engine™, engagement becomes intentional, data becomes trustworthy, and your team leads with clarity instead of confusion.
This isn’t about tools. It’s about trust, alignment, and movement.
You don’t need more tech. You need a strategy your systems can serve—and the confidence to lead your team through it.
Let’s build that together.
Christian has spent his career leading at the crossroads of ministry and technology. A veteran of both the military and marketplace, he most recently served as Chief Technology Officer at Traders Point Christian Church, where he helped architect scalable systems for a rapidly growing multi-site church. Today, he leads Executive Tech Consulting at Intulse, walking alongside XPs and digital leaders to align structure and systems with the strategy of the Great Commission.
A church planter, executive, and product innovator, Mark founded one of the first ChMS platforms to focus on discipleship and an engagement process. Since 2014, he’s served as a strategic partner to Intentional Churches, helping align digital solutions with the ChurchOS framework. Today, he serves as CEO of Intulse, where he’s committed to resourcing the Church with technology that drives measurable, transformational ministry outcomes.
One of the biggest mistakes churches make with technology is spending good money on the wrong things. After years of poor IT investments, we discovered we could no longer leverage technology for ministry success like we wanted to. Intulse stepped in and allowed us to be better stewards of our budget and begin using technology as a core ministry tool once again.
Ben Coleman, Discipleship & Digital Ministries Pastor
Sugar Creek Baptist Church
When a church uses technology well, it's not about chasing features — it’s about serving people and fueling the mission.
This cohort is more than a download of best practices—it’s a year-long journey alongside other Executive Pastors and digital implementers committed to leading differently.
You’ll walk away with practical tools, shared language, and a tribe of trusted XP peers to call when you hit unknown territory.
Houston Marriott Sugar Land, 16090 City Walk, Sugar Land, Texas, 77479
Houston Marriott Sugar Land, 16090 City Walk, Sugar Land, Texas, 77479
IAH – George Bush International Airport
HOU – Houston Hobby
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