Until His Kingdom comes.
A gospel foundation empowering the Church — through technology, mercy, and the work of willing hands.
“Equip the Church · serve the least · advance the gospel”
One umbrella, many ventures.
Kingdom Come Foundation is the umbrella over gospel-driven work. CrossCoders sits beneath it as the first venture and the engine — a Christian software studio whose paid work, multiplied by AI, funds free builds for under-resourced churches. As it scales, it funds the ventures alongside it: orphan & family care, the makers, and giving & relief. Different hands; one Kingdom.
See how the model works →Convictions under everything.
Excellence is worship
We build everything — paid or free, large or small — as working for the Lord.
For the overlooked
The smallest church and the least of these get the same senior craft.
A mission with a business
CrossCoders’ paid work funds the free work. It’s an engine, not a bucket with a hole in it.
Honest about the stage
We’re not yet a registered nonprofit; we say so plainly, and we’re working to get there.
The ground we stand on.
Everything the Foundation does flows from a plain, historic, gospel faith. We hold no secret doctrine — just the faith the Church has always confessed.
- One God — Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
- Jesus Christ, fully God and fully man, crucified for sin and risen.
- Salvation by grace alone, through faith in Him alone.
- The Bible as God’s trustworthy, authoritative Word.
- The Church, sent to make disciples and love its neighbour until He returns.
How we protect trust.
This early season is no excuse. These are the lines we hold ourselves to while we build.
What exists now
CrossCoders and All The Glory are live. So is this site — the umbrella, the model, and an honest account of where every venture stands.
What is forming
Orphan & Family Care, The Makers and Giving & Relief — convictions we’re praying and building toward, each still seeking a lead.
What we won’t pretend
We are not yet registered, formal giving is not yet live, and we name no beneficiaries without permission. We say so on every page.
- We say plainly what is live and what is not.
- We do not claim registration before it is complete.
- We do not invent beneficiaries or impact.
- We build the engine before scaling the mercy.
- We keep the gospel central to everything.
Meet the founder.
The hands behind the build — and the story that started it.
Daniel Jenkins
Founder · Engineering & AI
For a decade Daniel toured the world as a musician — playing cruise ships from Antarctica onward and stages across southern Africa and beyond. It looked glamorous from the outside and felt isolating from the inside. A near-death experience and a return to faith changed everything — less of him, more of God. That same conviction now drives the build: he founded Kingdom Come Foundation, the umbrella over CrossCoders, pairing senior engineering with AI so the Church gets world-class tools, free.
And who we’re looking for.
Daniel leads the build hands-on. Three seats stand open for the right people to carry the ventures ahead — and where a seat’s open, we say so plainly rather than invent a name.
Orphan-care lead
Could it be you?
To champion the homes and families raising vulnerable children.
Get in touch →Makers lead
Could it be you?
To gather and back the hands already making for the cold.
Get in touch →Giving & Relief lead
Could it be you?
To move generosity to the front line, transparently.
Get in touch →One family. Three doors.
The Foundation is the roof. Beneath it, two works are already live and pointing the way — and each one leads back home.
Kingdom Come Foundation
The umbrella that holds it together — the mission, the model, and the giving that fuels it all.
Explore the FoundationCrossCoders
Free, world-class software for the Church — the studio whose paid work funds the rest.
Visit siteAll The Glory
Worship given free to the Church, and a fund for the musicians who make it.
Visit siteDifferent hands, one Kingdom.
Software, orphan care, the makers, relief — and more to come. Held together by one conviction: that the gospel makes everything new.
“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord.” — Colossians 3:23
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