“Thirteen years ago, I was sitting in prayer at Easter, wrestling with a decision. We had just started Glass Canvas, and all the advice I was getting—good advice, from people I trusted—was to take on 70 or 80% corporate work to “pay the bills,” and maybe leave 20% for the work I was truly passionate about: helping the Church.
But the idea of giving God our leftovers didn’t sit right with me. I couldn’t shake this conviction that the Church deserved our best. That Kingdom work shouldn’t be our side project. And in the stillness of that prayer, I sensed the Lord say something so simple, yet so freeing:
“Why don’t you try it… until you can’t pay the bills.”
So we did.
Thirteen years later, we’re still here. Not because we have it all figured out, but because we trusted in the Lord’s provision and continued to say yes. We’ve faced challenges—what mission-driven work doesn’t?—but we’ve never looked back. God has been faithful every step of the way.”
At first, we thought we were an agency. We did creative work, marketing, design. But we quickly realized that wasn’t really who we were. What we were doing was deeper. We were sitting across the table from diocesan leaders, pastors, and ministry teams, having honest conversations about their deepest challenges.
We weren’t just delivering campaigns or websites; we were helping them name their God-given identity, discover their charisms, and unlock their mission. Looking back, we weren’t an agency at all. We were always a consultancy—one that accompanied Kingdom builders.
And along the way, we started building tools. Tools like Tilma, born out of real needs we saw while walking alongside dioceses and ministries. Eventually, we realized we weren’t just consulting or building tech anymore—we were a tech-enabled consultancy, offering both strategy and solutions that empower leaders to know, reach, and accompany their people in an ever-changing digital world.
It took some time (and the wisdom of our community) to help us see what God was inviting us into. We came to a simple but profound realization:
We exist to accompany Kingdom builders.
We’re not here to push products or offer quick fixes. We’re here to walk with leaders, to listen and understand their God given dreams, and to co-innovate the custom solutions they need to thrive. Sometimes that’s technology. Sometimes that’s strategy. Most often, it’s both.
Our core reason for existing is simple.
That’s you. That’s leaders who are praying through renewal, navigating big shifts, and inviting people into deeper encounter with Christ.
Everything we do is about unlocking your ministry’s potential—helping you design and execute strategies that bring clarity, implement change effectively, and make evangelization and discipleship both scalable and sustainable.
We believe teams need to be freed up to do what only they can do. They need to be equipped to do what only they can do. And when everyone’s working together, from their lane, the Great Commission becomes possible in powerful new ways.
We believe in the Church.
We believe in the leaders called to build the Kingdom.
And we believe there’s never been a more urgent time to equip them for the mission ahead than right now.
There is freedom in leaving nothing in the dark. When we give each other permission to speak what we don’t always want to say out loud, it brings down walls and builds up healthy teams. And a healthy team outperforms a smart team, every time.
It’s more than just the best idea winning. It’s sifting through our combined knowledge, and working with how God is moving, to create lasting impact. It’s making our team part of your team, and coming together on the same side of the table. It is dreaming up what couldn’t be done separately.
When we follow God’s leading, everything is more efficient. We fiercely believe in holding each other and our clients accountable to excel in their calling and anointing, no matter the cost, in order to build the Kingdom as best as we can.
We don’t earn our identity, we receive it. Believing this and leaning into how we are made cultivates unbarred creativity. This frees us to refine our work without getting in the way. When our work comes from that freedom, the results are rich, allowing our work to deeply connect with people.
Who we are can’t be compartmentalized. To relate well, you have to consider an individual’s past, present, and future. For our team, that means celebrating together in the good days and supporting one another in the bad days. This posture is how we build trust with our team, clients, and partners.
We’re a team that relies desperately on the provision of God, which means we know His provision never runs out. This security gives us the ability to freely offer what we have to others.