The Coptic Orthodox Church: Advancements through artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, and clergy support

This article delves into the integration of artificial intelligence (AI), immersive technologies, blockchain, and clergy support systems within the Coptic Orthodox Church. By examining their applications in community engagement, educational initiatives, worship practices, and Sunday school programs, we highlight the potential of these technologies to preserve Coptic heritage and attract new members, particularly among younger generations. Furthermore, we explore how these innovations can foster community well-being and enhance financial transparency, thereby reinforcing the church’s mission. The discussion culminates in the acknowledgment of the challenges and ethical considerations that must be navigated in this digital age. The article also examines the transformative potential of such modern technologies in ensuring the longevity and modernization of the Coptic Orthodox Church. By exploring their applications in community engagement, education, worship, and the overall life of the church, this analysis draws parallels to the early disciples and Church Fathers who adapted their practices to nurture the faith after Christ’s ascension. The article incorporates relevant scripture and teachings from Lord Jesus, St. Paul, St. Mark, St. Cyril, and others to illustrate how these innovations can both preserve and enrich the Coptic Orthodox faith which was kept over of centuries despite well-documented challenges.

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TEACH - Journal of Christian Studies
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2025-03-06
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https://doi.org/10.56877/teach-jcs.2025.5
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Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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The Coptic Orthodox Church: Advancements through artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, and clergy support

Michael Y. Henein, Richard Berkshire
TEACH - Journal of Christian Studies
Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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The Coptic Orthodox Church: Advancements through artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, and clergy support

Michael Y. Henein, Richard Berkshire
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Abstract

This article delves into the integration of artificial intelligence (AI), immersive technologies, blockchain, and clergy support systems within the Coptic Orthodox Church. By examining their applications in community engagement, educational initiatives, worship practices, and Sunday school programs, we highlight the potential of these technologies to preserve Coptic heritage and attract new members, particularly among younger generations. Furthermore, we explore how these innovations can foster community well-being and enhance financial transparency, thereby reinforcing the church’s mission. The discussion culminates in the acknowledgment of the challenges and ethical considerations that must be navigated in this digital age. The article also examines the transformative potential of such modern technologies in ensuring the longevity and modernization of the Coptic Orthodox Church. By exploring their applications in community engagement, education, worship, and the overall life of the church, this analysis draws parallels to the early disciples and Church Fathers who adapted their practices to nurture the faith after Christ’s ascension. The article incorporates relevant scripture and teachings from Lord Jesus, St. Paul, St. Mark, St. Cyril, and others to illustrate how these innovations can both preserve and enrich the Coptic Orthodox faith which was kept over of centuries despite well-documented challenges.

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