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Eric Kidwell Is Teaching Old Sermons New Tricks
After 14 years in pastoral ministry, the Rantoul founder saw a peculiar waste: years of useful teaching vanishing into archives. Bonfire AI is his attempt to keep that wisdom in the room, without pretending software can replace the person who earned it.
BoxCast Built the Live-Stream Button for Teams That Can’t Afford to Miss
A funeral-home request became a hardware-and-software company for churches, schools, governments and event teams. BoxCast’s bet is simple: the best broadcast system is the one that starts on time, survives bad internet and does not need an engineer hovering over it.
Lifeway Christian Resources
The company that began with a borrowed desk and a Sunday-school assignment now sells books, software, research and summer-camp logistics to churches around the world. Lifeway's reinvention explains how an old publisher can become something closer to an operating system for ministry.