The Fellowship
Four days of formation.
The Fellowship is four days together. You receive teaching on every pillar from men who have dedicated their lives to this work. You leave grounded in the history, the theology, and the framework the work requires, and you leave with new brothers who are in it with you.
You enter as an associate. You become a fellow.
Apply and affirm the pillars, enter as a Guild Associate with dues paid, then complete the four-day Fellowship. Completing the Fellowship is what turns a Guild Associate into a Guild Fellow.
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Step One
The Application
Complete the application and affirm the five pillars. Every application is personally read and responded to. If you are a fit, you enter as a Guild Associate.
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Step Two
Guild Associate
Annual dues of $300 begin once you are accepted. From there, you gain access to the teachings and resources that’ll equip you, as well as the community you need on your path to becoming a Fellow.
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Step Three
Guild Fellow
Complete the four-day Fellowship and the entire Guild opens. Senior and lead pastors take their place as Guild Senior Fellows, with the same membership and a senior designation.
Many pastors were trained to preach, or to build organizations. Few were trained in the history underneath the faith, or the republic. The Fellowship is where the Guild fills the gap: the creeds, the councils, the American founding, the ideologies shaping our society, and the long war for the West. We cover it in person, among men who care, who have courage, and who are poised to lead.
The four-day arc.
1–2Days One & Two
The Historical Line We Stand In
We will study the creeds, the councils, and the founding of both the Church and the republic.
3Day Three
Answering Secular Ideologies
We will name competing ideologies, trace their origin and impact, and answer them from Scripture.
4Day Four
Israel, Islam, and the Long War
The promise to Abraham and the fourteen-hundred-year record. How to lead your church through this moment without fear, hatred, or platitudes.
Once a year, the brotherhood gathers.
Part of the commitment is showing up. Once a year the whole Guild comes together in one place, associates and fellows alike. This is the one Guild occasion a man brings his wife, or a +1. It is the rhythm the rest of the year is built around.
The first gathering is set for Fall 2027. Dates to be announced; for associates and fellows.
One membership. One standard.
The dues are the same for every man. An associate joins with dues paid; completing the four-day Fellowship is what turns a Guild Associate into a Guild Fellow and opens the rest.
Same dues. The Fellowship is what opens the rest.
Guild Associate
Entry tier · approved + dues paid
- Course material and teaching
- The resource library
- Monthly calls
- The Associates’ text group
Guild Fellow
Any pastor · Fellowship complete
- Everything in the Guild: all teaching content
- The Fellows’ text group
- Israel Pilgrimage eligibility
Guild Senior Fellow
Senior or lead pastor · Fellowship complete
- Everything a Guild Fellow holds
- Standing among the Guild’s senior pastorate
- A hand in how the Guild is led
Coming soon for launch
$499to reserve a seat, once a Fellowship opens
Separate from the $300 annual dues. The dues keep you in the Guild; the reserve, coming with the first Fellowship, will seat you at the four days.
When the first Fellowship is scheduled, a $499 reserve will secure your place at the four days. Your materials, your meals, and the activities of the Fellowship are covered, carried by your registration and the Guild’s donor partners. Reservations open once a Fellowship is set.
Covered
Materials, meals, activities.
Your own
Travel and lodging.
Travel and lodging are your own. We point you to the host city and the block of rooms held for the Guild; the rest you arrange yourself.
Every member brings a man in.
The Guild grows by name, not by advertisement. The hope is that every member, in time, brings at least one pastor in. You put a man’s name forward, and you stand behind it. There is no deposit and no machinery to it.
- New members come in by a member’s hand, and the man you bring pays his own dues.
- You put his name forward; we take it from there.
- An applicant is strongest when a current member knows him and can vouch for him. A name and a word go a long way.
Israel · The Pilgrimage
Walk where it happened.
When you complete the Fellowship, you’re invited to walk the Holy Land with your brothers. You’ll walk where Abraham climbed the mountain. You’ll stand where David wrote his psalms and ruled his kingdom. You’ll walk the hills where Jesus taught the Sermon on the Mount. And you’ll stand at the very gates of hell, where Jesus established the Ecclesia, meant to shake up the entire world.
Dates will be announced to the fellows first.
There’s a standard worth holding up.
If you’re ready to hold the standard, to lock shields with other brothers and take up the fight with more support and preparation than ever before, take the first step.