All of the people who have taken part in #HACK since 2016 have their own stories – stories of lives changed, problems solved, and Jesus made known. Here is just a glimpse of what God has done through Indigitous #HACK.
It’s Important for Christians to Use Tech Skills for Missions
Sam’s heart was broken when he looked at the destruction caused in his community by human trafficking. He looked at …
Indigitous pauses annual global hackathon in 2023
After seven years of Indigitous #HACK, the event will pause for 2023. The following year, in coordination with the Lausanne …
Modern Missions Has a Place for Designers
Join the conversation with Ashley Crutcher, and learn how to trust God for creative ways to be involved in modern missions.
Top Projects of #HACK2022
Indigitous #HACK returned for its seventh edition this year. The global missional hackathon took place in 66 cities and 42 …
Leading missional innovation throughout Uganda and Zambia
Emmanuel has been a key part of Indigitous leadership in both Uganda and Zambia over the years. He helped lead …
New Christian Tech Helps Bring the Gospel to the Deaf
God wants everyone to have a relationship with Him. It’s why we share the Gospel with others, why we take …
Hackathon Helps Christian Technologists Join Global Missions
On the two-hour bus ride from inner-city Atlanta, Georgia to Alpharetta, Aton and Anita thought about a project they wanted …
Exciting Missional Innovation Through Hackathon projects
Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on linkedin LinkedIn Indigitous #HACK is a global missional hackathon to …
Language’s First Bible Story Created at Christian Tech Event
In the Gospel of Mark, Jesus appears to His followers after His resurrection and gives them a command. “Go into …
Hackathon Improves an App to Cover a City in Prayer
Prayer is one of the most important things that followers of Jesus can do, but sometimes we get stuck in …