Kingdom Code BUILD
London: 14 – 15 October 2022
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Kingdom Code BUILD is our annual hackathon in partnership with Indigitous #Hack, bringing together Christians who work in the world of tech from across Europe.
Join Christian technologists from across the UK and beyond to share ideas and kick start projects that integrate our Christian faith and technical skill sets.
Whether you’re a developer, designer, project manager, branding/marketing expert, ideator or something else entirely, enjoy taking a weekend to meet and work with others in the Kingdom Code community who share your desire to see God glorified through technology.
St. John's, Hoxton
Pitfield St,
London N1 6NP
From having projects to work on, through to covering the event costs, we need your help. The team give their time for free, but without the support of like-minded businesses, churches and charities, BUILD could not take place.
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Each year individuals come together around projects to form a teams. These might be a missionally minded passion project, a R&D project from a ministry, or an investigation into the potential of a new tech or tool…
In 2016 we explored the evangelistic potential from Alexa, and in 2017 how Christians Against Poverty might use VR… We've optimised AWS setups for ministries, designed supporter websites, analysed data…
This year we're excited to be working with projects and ministries like Compassion, CARE, and Discipleship Tech.
We are on a passionate journey to see the world using Bible in a graphic novel style that would help them engage with biblical stories and text better.
Design and build a conversational interface (eg Alexa skill) to help Bible memorisation.
What motivates people to give to charties, and how might we link people up with charities that match with the causes that God has put on their heart?
CleverGIFs create personalised animations for email marketing. We're in the process of launching this product to support the ministry of Go Chatter Videos with a viable revenue stream.
In 2024 there will be a general election in the UK, we want to create the very best, interactive resource for Christians ahead of the next General Election to inspire, inform and equip them to show up, vote and engage effectively.
The "Let there be..." statements in Genesis 1 have a coding parallel with type definition. What if we made a Domain Specific Language that let us define types/classes that way?
A tool to gather and analyse personality test data (Working Genius, Myers Briggs, Enneagram) to help church teams identify and best use their God-given abilities.
A long term feature request for PrayerMate has been the ability to manage prayer requests on the web, with a full sized keyboard and screen.
Work on a passion product being used within Shrewsbury's foodbank to help maintaining client records and stock control on a single web based platform.
Working with existing virtual challenge concepts (Strava integration, mapping, leader board & community chat, milestone celebrations, etc.) and layer on Compassion’s unique projects and content.
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Blog post - November 2022
Reflecting on BUILD 2022
This year saw the return of many people who have been with us since the beginning, and a number of new faces and ministries coming together for a weekend of cross-church of productivity, focus, community building, and worship…
Blog post - October 2022
GoChatter; four years at BUILD
As Go Chatter has grown, they’ve reached the need for a tent-making venture to sustain their vision for serving the church through evangelistic videos. This year at BUILD, Jana sat down with Mike Ashelby from Go Chatter to talk about the project they came with.
Church Times - October 2022
Christian coders attend hackathon
A constant glow was emanating from the interior of St John’s, Hoxton, last Friday night and until Saturday evening.This was not a candlelit vigil, but an act of fellowship and worship of a different sort. Laptop screens replaced candles as the source of luminescence.
ChurchSuite - October 2022
ChurchSuite Coding for the Kingdom
On Friday night, 75 designers, developers, and technologists gathered in London for the annual Kingdom Code BUILD event, a "24 hour hackathon where Christians in the world of technology & innovation meet to practically explore how their faith and skills collide."
Blog post - September 2022
How can your tech skills be used to serve the gospel at BUILD ‘22?
From helping people think about how they vote, through to memorising scripture, or engaging people with child education and sponsorship programs, there are so many different ways your technical skill set can have Kingdom impact this year at BUILD. Andy explains more…
We'll feed you throughout the whole weekend, just let us know your dietary needs when you register.
Some people choose to work all the way through, most choose some sleep! You can sleep onsite (bring your own sleeping bag and toothbrush), or arrange your own offsite accomodation.
St. John's is a five minute walk from Old Street Tube station (Northern line), it's a quick hop from London, King's Cross.
Ping us a message on twitter, or send an email to info@ and we will get back to you asap.
