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==== Given your role and vision, here’s how you might proceed: ====
# Perform doctrinal check: Ask FaithTech for their formal statement of faith (if not public) and inquire how they define success, blessing, technology impact, and how they guard against prosperity-theology or dominionism in the tech sphere.
# Define collaboration boundaries: If WSI integrates FaithTech resources (meet-ups, labs, modules), make clear what aspects align with WSI: e.g., “use your tech skills to serve community assets, timebanks, small businesses, vulnerable groups”—not just “scale your venture for global impact”.
# Pilot project: Select one small collaboration (e.g., local FaithTech city in Vancouver / Vancouver chapter) where WSI can participate, observe alignment of values and theology in action, gather feedback before full-scale adoption.
# Embed accountability: As you would with any partner, ensure WSI’s Governance/Advisory Council reviews any FaithTech-sourced curriculum for theological soundness and practical justice orientation.

If you like, I can draft an evaluation checklist specific for FaithTech (and similar organisations) for WSI to use: covering theology, business/impact mindset, funding, governance, community orientation, technology ethics. Would you like me to prepare that?