What does it mean to be human in a world shaped by artificial intelligence, social media, and constant digital connection? Can technology deepen our relationships with one another and with God, or does it leave us searching for something more?

Join The Gospel Project for an unforgettable evening where faith, science fiction, theatre, dance, poetry, music, and worship come together to explore one of the defining questions of our time.

The evening features an original essay and narrative poem by Anaheim Poet Laureate Emerita and speculative poet Wendy Van Camp, imagining the future of faith and community through the lens of speculative fiction, accompanied by breathtaking scifaiku imagery. Experience an original contemporary dance by Joshua D. Estrada-Romero and Fuse Dance Company, inspired by jealousy, jealousy by Olivia Rodrigo, exploring comparison culture, identity, self-worth, and the emotional impact of social media. A powerful scene from Jennifer Haley's acclaimed play The Nether confronts the ethical and spiritual questions raised by immersive virtual worlds and emerging technology.

Also featured is a multidisciplinary collaboration by sisters Sailee and Saura Charlu, blending poetry, dance, and visual art into an immersive exploration of identity, beauty, belonging, and the pressures of the digital age. The evening concludes with a message from Pastor Craig Tyrl, reflecting on how Christian faith speaks into our increasingly connected world and how God's love continues to call us into authentic human relationship.