During New York Tech week in June 2024, Andy Choi threw a simple “Christians in Tech” meetup in Central Park. What started with a few seltzers and a blanket grew into something bigger.

It became clear that there was a deep desire for this kind of faith-based community in NYC.

A community that connects Christians with:

• Events: From casual park meetups to online discussions, a welcoming space where Christians can build genuine friendships and explore faith together

• Career Pathways: Discover ministries where your professional expertise and spiritual journey align

• Faith in Action: Honest conversations about technology, ethics, and the future, empowering Christians to confidently bring their values into professional settings

This is the kind of community Christians*inTech strives to be.

So what’s new?

In true tech fashion, we’ve got some slick branding.

The Asterisk: Small but Mighty

We’ve been working on something special, and we’re excited to finally share a glimpse of the new Christians*inTech identity.

We want to break it down and tell you about two key elements behind our new look:

You might see an asterisk (*) and think of a footnote, a correction, or a little “but wait, there’s more!” moment.

But for us, it’s something different.

We chose the asterisk as a symbol of connection, intersection, and faith in every space we show up in, from boardrooms to codebases to coffee meetups.

It reminds us that faith isn’t confined to one place—it moves, it innovates, and it meets us where we are.

The Colors: More Than Just a Pretty Palette

Purple has long been associated with royalty and as believers, we belong to the King. But for us, this color carries even deeper meaning. In the Bible, the veil of the temple (Matthew 27:51) was woven with purple, among other colors.

When Jesus died, that veil was torn, symbolizing that God’s presence was no longer distant but open to all.

Our purple represents that access—reminding us that faith moves with us, unrestricted.

Wednesday, February 19th Christians*inTech is hosting a game night.

This event is for Christians over 30 who want to meet other Christians.

​Join us for a relaxed evening of board games, great conversation, and hopefully new connections that turn into something special at the swanky Lot 15 hotel lounge.

Note: The number of women signed up for this event has vastly exceeded the number of men. If you’re a single fella or you know a great Christian guy lookin’ for love, send them the link.

What is Lyonbird? Lyonbird is a collective of believers, shaping the future where faith, art, and technology intertwine.

To learn more, reach out to [email protected].

Out of 15 million Jewish people worldwide, less than 1% believe in Jesus. Chosen People Ministries (CPM) is dedicated to reaching Jewish people with the message of Jesus, offering training, resources, and outreach programs.

To learn more, about CPM, Jewish culture, and Messianic faith check out their YouTube channel.

They have a vibrant calendar of events:

1. Tuesday Night Bible Studies –Study the Bible with Messianic teacher Efraim Goldstein. Sign up here.

2. Discover Israel Tour – Join a summer trip for young professionals (ages 25–40) to explore the Jewish roots of Christianity in the Holy Land Israel, May 23–June 1. Learn more and apply.

3. Shabbat Dinners for College Students – Enjoy spiritual discussions over dinner where you will learn more about this Jewish practice and engage in a spiritual discussion. If interested, email Sergey Brosov to learn more: [email protected].

More to Come!

This is just the beginning! As we roll out our new identity, you’ll start seeing visuals come to life in our upcoming events and digital spaces!

We’re grateful that you’re going with us on this journey.

Here’s to a year filled with new friendships, opportunities, and a deeper understanding of the mystery of our faith.