BELIEFS & ETHICAL GUIDELINES
We are an inclusive church with a unified core focus which is the love of the Goddess Gaia and the plants that she has blessed us with. For centuries, humans have strived toward enlightenment and connection to the Earth and the Creator. We are able to connect with the spirit realms through ceremony with the use of Ayahuasca. Also known as The Holy Mother, Ayahuasca is the keystone to our awakening; connecting us to Mother Earth, humankind, and the highest version of our true selves. Kindness and love to all things are the overall themes of what our community strives for.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We realize the unique nature of our church and religion! Many people are very curious and have many questions about who we are, what we believe in, and how it differs from mainstream Western religions. While a religion based on earth-centered and shamanistic practices may feel "new" to the Western world, it's actually some of the oldest practices and traditions in time. The lineages of our indigenous elders have been working with plants and communicating with the spirit realms for thousands of years! Read our most frequently asked questions at the link below!
OUR TEAM
We are in the preliminary stages of building our community and leadership teams! We're so excited to grow this community together. We are currently looking for help! There are many roles to fill as we start developing the church and branching out to support our community in so many ways. We are looking for dedicated and passionate individuals to fill leadership and support roles in a variety of different areas. Please note that you must be a member to apply, and these positions are currently volunteer-based.
LEGAL INFORMATION
If you've been following our social media or email updates for any amount of time, you know that we've been in the process of seeking legal protection for our sacrament and religion for about a year. We have filed a petition for a religious exemption with the DEA for the use of Ayahuasca, which is currently categorized as a schedule 1 drug. It's imperative that our members feel safe to practice and use our sacrament without fear of prosecution. This section aims to discuss the petition and our legal process so that there is full transparency with our members.
