CyberFaith exists to serve people, not just devices. We believe technology should be a tool for good secure, reliable, and used with purpose. Whether we’re helping you remove malware, secure your home network, or understand online risks, we aim to reflect the character of Christ through every service we provide.
Who We Are?
We are a faith-driven IT support and cybersecurity service helping ministries, small businesses, and ministries navigate today’s digital world. Founded by someone who loves both Jesus and technology, we bring together technical expertise and spiritual integrity to solve real-world tech problems.
What We Do?
We provide local and remote IT services, cybersecurity assessments, digital education, and tech support with a ministry mindset. From system tune-ups and virus removal to parental controls and cybersecurity coaching. We’re here to bring peace of mind and practical help.
Why We Do It?
We’re called to be a light in dark places in a world full of online threats, confusion, and digital overload. CyberFaith exists to help people feel safe, empowered, and confident in their technology while honoring Christ in all we do.
What Makes Us Different?
We treat every client with compassion and care, not just as a transaction. We offer discounts for churches and people in financial hardship. We believe in education over fear, helping you understand how to stay safe online. We strive to be more than just a tech service.
Our Mission
To bring light to the digital world by serving others as Christ served with truth, compassion, love, and kindness.
Our Vision
To be a trusted source of light and protection in the digital world, bridging the gap between technology and truth. We envision a future where communities are safer, more informed, and better connected through ethical tech support and biblical values.
Verse of the Day:
2 Timothy 1:7 [7] for God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control. (ESV)
(2 Timothy 1:7)
2 Timothy 1:7 [7] for God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control. (ESV)
(2 Timothy 1:7)