The Church of Brotherly Love
🔹 Long-Term Plan
The long-term mission of The Church of Brotherly Love is to establish multiple off-grid homestead communities where the once-homeless and once-addicted become fully healed, fully equipped stewards of the land — disciples of Jesus who now disciple others.
As each rescued soul is fed, restored, and rooted in Christ, they in turn help grow food for others in need. This overflow of abundance will become a supply chain of love: healthy, pesticide-free produce delivered not from trucks, but from healed hands. Communities once discarded by the world will rise to serve those who never saw the fall coming.
These same people will be the first to welcome the next wave of the hurting — those displaced by natural disasters, economic collapse, or civil unrest. With the ongoing polar shift of the Earth’s axis — a divine hourglass turning as birth pains intensify — entire cities may crumble in a day. But these Christ-centered, spiritually disciplined communities will stand firm, like rooted trees by living waters.
And when the snow globe is shaken, when towers fall and the wealthy scramble, it will be the lowly and meek, the ones who once had nothing, who shine with peace and purpose. The high will look up from the bottom of the tree, reaching for what they once mocked: the branches of righteousness they refused to cling to. But the roots they once abused will now produce fruit in abundance — and those rescued by The Church of Brotherly Love will be the ones handing out the bread.
We are not building a program. We are raising an army of the healed. A testimony in motion. A Kingdom outpost for the last days.
It has already begun. He is coming soon.
Is this a good life for a preacher to live? Consider having the option of being able to study the Word of God with no distractions other than harvesting mass amounts of food and providing to the people you shall preach to. I say it is the best life I can think of. It's a life I am determined to provide for men who seek to dedicate their lives to Jesus.
Now consider outreach. If we sponsored a pasture from another country not only would they be very grateful for these opportunities but upon returning to their countries they could replicate this model and solve world hunger. This plan starts very small with one Pastor growing food and feeding up to 70 people daily while preaching the Word of God. He will have the opportunity to bring help from his own peoples of his choosing who want to offer it. This community will form with the dedicated house to Jesus first.
Every home after will house a Pasture and build a community.
What is the "American dream? How much different is the American dream from those born in our country to those whom wish to migrate here and live it. What does our country represent to the rest of the world. What do we want for our country to represent to the rest of the world.
For some Americans the dream is to be extremely wealthy and powerful. For many the dream is just to own their own land and be able to retire somewhere within a peaceful community. To even get to that point for the average American born into poverty this can take a lifetime if it's a goal and that is if everything goes well. For many this is never achieved. For first generation immigrants this is rarely achieved even through a lifetime of hard work.
When an honest hard working man legally migrates his family to the United States of America and begins a new life he usually starts with nothing in extreme poverty and must take whatever job is available to him regardless of his own education and skills. This leaves little to no time for them to develop within our country, further their own education, fulfill their spiritual needs or gain a real sense of diverse American communities. They will generally stick to parts of our country that represent their own cultures and subcultures within America because they are forced to in order to maintain a sense of community. This creates more and more segregation within our nation.
Is there a place in America that really represents the American dream? I say no. There really isn't so we should build one. We should build one as an example, as a social experiment and as a project that could find solutions to real world problems like "world hunger". As a project to better humanity, we should build this place. Mimicking this plan around the world could create the real American dream for some who are never able to come here. It can just start with one Pastor and one greenhouse, then turn into many.
What can we achieve?
Find solutions to world hunger. Aquaponic farming not only conserves water for farming and produces more crops but it also produces many edible fish within the same ecosystem. This can be done on small scale homesteads within the community or large scale farms where some of the community members could work. We can learn so much this. This could literally be the answer to how mankind must eat in a few hundred years pending lower resources and climate change.
Goals and Objectives Short Term:
Full Pre-production of "The Church of Brotherly Love" documentary.
6-8 months - Land development estimate and model of homesteads with full cost estimate, mimicking the most effective aquaponic designs integrated with sustainable and energy efficient housing models.
Support your local Pastor and build one. Execute. Build more. More housing for Pastors. Communities see better results around them with the word of God having effect within their area more.