

The ministry wanted to offer Bible study tools in digital format, but the available resources are usually scattered and presented unattractively. Understanding a passage often requires historical and geographical context that is not at hand while reading.
I developed a digital sanctuary that integrates Scripture reading with contextual tools in one place: a timeline of the history of redemption, cartography of biblical geography, and an AI-assisted homiletics assistant to support study and message preparation.
The community accesses from any device resources that used to be split across different books and sites. The project combined carefully curated content with modern tools, including AI integration, in a field where that is still uncommon.
MIVN — Digital Sanctuary (Ministerio Internacional Vida Nueva / New Life International Ministry)
The MIVN Digital Sanctuary page is a Christian website designed to offer biblical and spiritual resources in digital format. 🌐📜 Its main focus is to explore and support the study of Scripture with tools that blend technology and faith.
🕊️ Main elements of the site
Name and purpose Presented as New Life International Ministry, a "Digital Sanctuary" where technology is put at the service of Bible study and spiritual meditation.
Call to action It has Access and Get Started buttons, suggesting the user can enter different sections or specific features of the platform.
Featured sections The menu shows several tools focused on the Bible and its historical/cultural context:
📖 Open the Scriptures – likely for reading biblical texts.
🏛️ Visit the Temple – possibly a spiritual study experience or section.
📜 Timeline: History of Redemption – a timeline of key events.
🗺️ Cartography: Sacred Geography – maps and locations of the biblical world.
🤖 Eloquence: AI Homiletic Assistant – an AI-powered tool to help with homilies or studies.
Signature and motto The phrase "Soli Deo Gloria" (Glory to God alone) appears, reinforcing the project's spiritual and worship focus.
Credits It notes that the platform was developed by Edward Trinidad (likely the same author of the page).
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