Open infrastructure

The Kingdom Graph

The Kingdom Graph is an open, sourced map of public Christian life: 47,063 entities (churches, universities, cities, Scripture, and the concepts of faith and technology), each with a durable identity and a real, canonical link. It is the graph beneath The Living Bread, and it is callable by people, search engines, and AI agents alike.

What it is

One canonical registry with a stable lb:<type>:<id> identity for every public Christian entity, joined into a single graph with typed relationships. A church resolves to its city; a city resolves to its churches; a concept resolves to the pillar it belongs to. Every entity carries a real canonical URL and its provenance. Nothing here is invented: unknown facts stay unknown.

Why it matters

In an age when text is nearly free, what is scarce is knowing where Christian life is actually happening, and being able to trust it. The Kingdom Graph is that scarce thing: real entities, real links, real sources, that a person or a machine can resolve and act on.

Call it (people, search engines, and AI agents)

Public, sourced, CC-BY. Resolve a URN, search or reconcile a name, traverse edges, or export the whole dataset.

Companion APIs

The graph is one of several callable surfaces: the resolver turns intent into knowledge and action; the MCP server and agent gateway let AI systems call Living Bread, not just quote it.