1. To act as an “early warning system” for the churches on work being done in the scientific laboratories and to translate this information into a theological/ecclesial vocabulary;
2. To identify those scientific and technological developments affecting Christian belief and to promote Christian teaching in these matters;
3. To build a community of scientists/technologists and theologians who are dedicated to the advancement of scientific understanding AND to the growth of Christianity respectively;
4. To evangelize the laity by providing the youngest Christians a thorough education in both science/technology and religion/faith so that they will become literate and articulate in these disciplines as they grow to adulthood.

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