HebrewsEleven™ / Media Centre
The mission has not changed.
The expression has.
Press information and interview resources for a faith-led mission exploring how responsible technology could help one million people encounter Jesus and begin a supported journey of faith.
1,000,000Our long-term vision: help one million people encounter Jesus and begin a supported journey of faith
Newsroom brief
The story in 60 seconds.
Essential facts, phrased for fast and accurate reporting.
- Initiative
- The One Million Salvations Journey Continues™
- Founder
- Alisa Latty-Alleyne, founder of HebrewsEleven™
- Current stage
- Early development and prototype stage
- Three expressions
- HebrewsEleven™, PrayerPulse™ and Digital Gospel Experiences™
- Founding campaign
- Target: 300 founding partners (First 300 / Gideon 300); funding ambition: up to £500,000 over 12 months
- Based
- Coventry, United Kingdom
Reporting language
Use “proposed”, “future-focused”, “prototype”, “beta concept” or “in development” when describing the platforms. Do not describe them as fully launched public services.
Digital context: DataReportal Digital 2026 Mid-Year Global Update. Figures refer to April 2026; sources checked 3 September 2026.
What is being built
One mission. Three expressions.
HebrewsEleven™
Helping Christian leaders lead AI wisely, with responsible strategy, governance and purpose.
PrayerPulse™
A future-focused concept for connected prayer experiences across geographical boundaries.
Digital Gospel Experiences™
Proposed online journeys connecting testimony, the message of Jesus, response and human follow-up.
For editors and producers
Stories worth exploring.
Alisa Latty-Alleyne is available for interviews, podcasts, broadcasts, panels and expert commentary.
Faith and artificial intelligence
What responsible AI leadership looks like in churches and Christian organisations.
The future of digital evangelism
How online testimony, accessible digital journeys and human follow-up can work together.
The ethics of spiritual technology
Why algorithms must not pressure, simulate or claim ownership of spiritual decisions.
Safeguarding digital faith experiences
Designing for vulnerability, privacy, transparency and trusted human connection.
Women in Christian and technology leadership
Leadership across broadcasting, digital transformation and responsible innovation.
Responsible technology
Power needs accountability.
The initiative intends to make safeguarding, transparency, theological oversight and meaningful human follow-up part of its development foundations.
Human dignity first
Technology decisions begin with the dignity and agency of the person being served.
Transparency, always
When AI is used, its role and limits should be made clear.
Pastoral accountability
Technology may support the shepherd; it does not replace trusted human oversight.
Data stewardship
Information shared in moments of spiritual openness must be protected with care.
Founder profile
Alisa Latty-Alleyne
Christian technology leader, responsible AI adviser and founder of HebrewsEleven™.
Alisa Latty-Alleyne has more than 20 years of leadership experience across the United Kingdom and international markets and previously served as UK and Ireland National Director for the Christian Broadcasting Network.
Her work brings together responsible AI leadership, governance, digital transformation, cybersecurity awareness, faith and human flourishing.
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