How is the Church of Freeport different from other religions?

We distinguish ourselves through our full embrace of scientific knowledge as a form of divine revelation. Rather than seeing science and faith as contradictory, we view them as two methods of understanding the same cosmic reality. Our approach honors both empirical discovery and spiritual insight, creating a comprehensive framework for understanding existence and our purpose within it.

What are the Church’s teachings on family and marriage?

We uphold the sacred institution of marriage as a covenant between a man and a woman, reflecting divine complementarity. While the ideal is monogamous marriage, we recognize that divine wisdom permits polygyny under specific conditions requiring justice, equality, and spiritual maturity. Our family structure honors the complementary roles of fathers as providers and protectors, and mothers as nurturers and homemakers, while allowing flexibility based on individual circumstances.

What is the role of women in the Church?

Women hold a position of profound dignity and respect in our community. We recognize the essential feminine qualities of nurturing, wisdom, and emotional depth as divine gifts that complement masculine attributes. Women maintain full rights to property, education, and personal development while being honored for their primary roles as wives and mothers—the foundations of family and society.

What does membership involve?

Membership involves embracing the Freeport Bible as your spiritual guide, participating in regular spiritual practices, accepting our teachings on family and marriage, and contributing to our community through tithes and service. Members are expected to live according to our ethical teachings and support our mission of building a physical community.

What is the Freeport Bible?

The Freeport Bible is our foundational text that trace the journey from cosmic origins to human purpose. It presents an integrated vision of reality that honors both scientific understanding and spiritual wisdom. Each chapter builds upon the previous ones to create a comprehensive framework for understanding our place in the universe and our responsibilities as conscious beings.

How does the Church of Freeport view science?

We see science as one of the highest forms of human endeavor—a sacred method for uncovering divine wisdom embedded in creation. Scientific discoveries don’t challenge our faith; they deepen it. From quantum physics to evolutionary biology, we perceive the fingerprints of intelligent design and purposeful creation throughout the natural world.

Where do you currently meet for worship?

Currently, all our activities are conducted online through our virtual community platform. We hold regular digital services, study groups, and community gatherings. This allows us to reach members worldwide while we work toward our goal of establishing physical locations.

Are you planning to build physical churches?

Yes! We are actively fundraising to build our first physical community. Our vision includes establishing sacred spaces where members can gather for worship, education, and community activities. Your financial support helps make this vision a reality.

What are your core ethical teachings?

Our ethics flow from cosmic principles of harmony, balance, and interconnection. We emphasize personal responsibility, environmental stewardship, social justice, and the cultivation of noble character traits. Our moral framework addresses contemporary challenges while remaining grounded in timeless principles of truth, compassion, and integrity, including the importance of strong family structures and the complementary roles of men and women.

How is the Church of Freeport governed?

According to our constitution, the Church is led by a King who serves as both spiritual leader and governing authority for Freeport. The King oversees the Administration, which manages various aspects of religious and community life. This structure ensures unified spiritual guidance and practical governance, reflecting the natural hierarchy found in families and society.

What financial commitment is required?

Members contribute through regular tithes (10% of income) which support our operations, online infrastructure, and our crucial goal of building physical communities. We believe in transparent stewardship of all resources entrusted to us.

How can I participate in the online community?

Upon becoming a member, you gain access to our digital platforms including virtual services, study groups, educational resources, and community forums. We use technology to create meaningful connections and spiritual experiences despite physical distance.

How can I help build the physical community?

Beyond regular tithes, members can contribute to our building fund, participate in fundraising initiatives, or offer professional skills to help plan and develop our future physical locations. Every contribution brings us closer to establishing our first sacred space.

What educational resources do you offer?

We provide comprehensive online study materials including access to the Freeport Bible, guided study programs, video lectures, and interactive learning modules. Members can participate in virtual classes and discussion groups led by knowledgeable teachers.

How do I become a member?

To join, you’ll need to complete our membership application, affirm your commitment to our beliefs and practices including our teachings on family and marriage, and participate in an online orientation program. This process ensures you fully understand the responsibilities and blessings of membership in our community.

Can I learn more before committing to membership?

While full participation requires membership, we offer introductory materials and public portions of our teachings on our website. We encourage thorough exploration of our beliefs before making the commitment to join our community.