A Journey Through Faith and Technology

Hello, and welcome to The WayPoint. I’m Dr. Trevor M. Tomesh, a computer science professor and a lifelong learner at the intersection of faith, technology, and education. My journey through faith and academia has led me to explore how these seemingly distinct fields can complement and enrich each other. This page serves as a personal project and a digital sanctuary where I gather resources, reflect, and explore ideas that merge Catholic teachings with modern advancements in technology.

Why I Created The WayPoint

The WayPoint is more than just a website; it’s a reflection of my mission to serve. Inspired by the motto “As one who serves,” I aim to use my skills in computer science and my commitment to Catholic faith to create a space that supports both spiritual and intellectual growth. In today’s fast-paced digital world, I see a unique opportunity to leverage technology—especially tools like large language models (LLMs)—to make faith-based resources more accessible, interactive, and thought-provoking.

“Technology, when used with purpose, can illuminate the path of faith.”

Blending Faith with Education

As a professor, I constantly strive to connect my teachings in computer science with the values and principles that guide my life. This approach allows me to explore new ways of understanding faith and to foster an environment where learning and spirituality coexist harmoniously. The WayPoint is one of the ways I express this philosophy, bringing together articles, reflections, and educational resources that explore Catholic teachings, ethics, and virtues in the context of modern advancements.

Inspirations

Throughout my life, I have drawn inspiration from numerous figures who embody both intellectual and spiritual courage:

The Role of Technology in Faith

Technology has the potential to transform how we experience and share faith. Through The WayPoint, I explore how LLMs, digital resources, and interactive tools can support spiritual reflection and growth. By leveraging the capabilities of AI, I aim to create resources that not only provide information but also encourage introspection, education, and a deeper connection to Catholic teachings.

A Personal Invitation

While The WayPoint is primarily a collection of resources and reflections for my own journey, it’s also open for anyone who finds value in exploring faith through the lens of technology. Whether you are a student, a fellow academic, or simply a seeker of wisdom, I invite you to browse these pages and join me in this journey of faith and discovery.