The Convergence Ministry is a syncretic religious movement that attempts to unify traditional faiths — Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism, Indigenous spiritualities — with the technological reality of 2200. Founded in 2171 by a collective of interfaith chaplains who served in the GLMZ refugee processing centers during the Second Wave migration, the Ministry teaches that all religions describe the same transcendent reality using different metaphors, and that augmentation technology provides a new set of metaphors that can bridge traditions that have been fighting for millennia.

The Ministry's services are deliberately hybrid: a Friday gathering might include Islamic call to prayer, Buddhist meditation, a Hindu ritual offering, and a BCI-mediated shared consciousness exercise, all woven together by a liturgy designed to find resonance rather than contradiction. This approach attracts roughly 95,000 adherents — smaller than the mega-churches but remarkably diverse in both heritage and tier. A Convergence service might seat a Tier-4 executive next to a Tier-1 Shelf worker, united by the conviction that spiritual tribalism is humanity's most persistent bug.

The Ministry runs the most extensive interfaith dialogue program in GLMZ and has brokered peace between religious communities whose conflicts predate the city by centuries. It also operates the Convergence Archive — a digital repository of religious texts, oral traditions, and ritual recordings from the Ubiquitous Diaspora's scattered cultures, many of which would have been lost without the Ministry's preservation efforts. The corponations largely ignore the Convergence Ministry, which suits the Ministry perfectly.