About Us

JAH EL’ Ministerial Consulate ©

& it’s subsidiaries

JAH EL’ School of Ministries ©

Unveiled Faces Humanitarian Initiative ©

Clergy CDC – Comfort During Crisis ©

JAH EL’ Ministerial Consulate, and it’s subsidiaries are established as 508(c)(1)(A) Non-profit Organizations - treated as 501(c)(3)s allowing tax-deductible contributions under IRS guidelines.

Our organizational structure includes IRS-defined “Integrated Auxiliaries”, such as religious schools, missions, and ministries closely affiliated with churches, as well as “Associations of Churches,” including alliances of various religious organizations that work together in service and faith-based initiatives.

Purpose of JAH EL’ Ministerial Consulate ©

JAH EL’ Ministerial Consulate © shall perpetually exist as a Sovereign Religious Consulate dedicated to the empowerment, unification, and service of individuals, faith-based organizations, and communities. Rooted in a commitment to spiritual guidance, humanitarian outreach, and holistic development, our multifaceted purpose is as follows:

To Serve as a Spiritual and Administrative Hub: We provide spiritual oversight, guidance, and resources to our affiliated ministries, churches, and faith-based organizations, helping them grow and flourish in alignment with their divine mission. By offering structured support and governance, we empower our members to navigate both their spiritual journey and organizational goals with integrity and unity.
To Foster Unity Among Diverse Faith Communities: Recognizing the strength found in collaboration, we serve as a unifying body for various religious groups, fostering an environment of mutual support, respect, and shared purpose. Through collective efforts, we build bridges across communities, enabling the faith-based initiatives under our consulate to address complex societal needs effectively and compassionately.
To Provide Holistic Support and Relief in Times of Crisis: Through programs like Clergy CDC – Comfort During Crisis, we are committed to offering guidance, support, and practical resources to clergy, congregations, and communities facing challenges. Our purpose extends to providing spiritual, emotional, and logistical support during crises, natural disasters, and times of personal need, fostering resilience and hope among those we serve.
To Promote Compassionate Humanitarian Efforts: As a consulate, we engage in initiatives through entities like Unveiled Faces Humanitarian Initiative, addressing essential needs within underserved communities. Our humanitarian purpose is grounded in the belief that all individuals deserve dignity, support, and compassion, and we work tirelessly to uplift those facing hardships, offering resources, advocacy, and practical assistance.
To Nurture the Next Generation of Faith Leaders and Servants: Through JAH EL’ School of Ministries, we commit to equipping and empowering ministers, clergy, missionaries, and faith-driven individuals with the training, knowledge, and spiritual grounding necessary to fulfill their unique calling. Our purpose includes developing comprehensive educational programs, mentorship, and certification processes that prepare leaders to serve with wisdom, compassion, and excellence.
To Advocate for Religious Autonomy and Sovereign Rights: As a sovereign religious entity, JAH EL’ Ministerial Consulate upholds the principle of religious freedom and self-governance. We serve as an advocate for the rights of our members to practice, govern, and live out their faith without interference, ensuring that our collective mission operates in alignment with divine guidance and legal protections.

The purpose of JAH EL’ Ministerial Consulate © is to create a thriving, faith-centered community that empowers each member to fulfill their calling, supports the vulnerable, and brings together people of shared values to serve a greater good. With a foundation in faith, service, and sovereignty, we strive to be a beacon of hope, compassion, and resilience by guiding, supporting, and uplifting all who come under our consulate’s care.

As a Collective, We Unite Under the Shared Purpose of:

Empowering Individuals and Communities: Through faith-based education, humanitarian relief, and community service, we strive to inspire and uplift people at every level of society, nurturing their spiritual and personal growth.
Promoting Unity and Collaboration: We operate as a cohesive community of faith-driven individuals and organizations, working together to address challenges, support one another, and foster unity through shared beliefs and service.
Advancing Service and Compassion: Our focus on serving others drives us to respond to crisis, support vulnerable populations, and champion initiatives that promote dignity, respect, and human welfare, reflecting the heart of our mission.

Mission

The mission of JAH EL' Ministerial Consulate © is to establish a sovereign, biblically grounded community that embodies the spiritual heritage upon which our faith was founded. In an age when systems have repeatedly undermined and eroded the sacred beliefs and values of faith communities, we seek to separate ourselves from these influences and reestablish a governance founded upon God’s laws and principles. As a sovereign religious consulate, we stand under the protection of the First Amendment and the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, affirming our right to exercise and govern our beliefs without interference.

Guided by divine purpose, we are called to equip, inspire, and activate those within our consulate to fulfill their God-given calling, fostering an environment where talents and gifts are rekindled (2 Timothy 1:6). In alignment with Ephesians 4:12, our mission is to build up “The Body” and strengthen all who are called to serve, equipping them for the work of good service. We aim to nurture the spiritual awakening of individuals, empowering them to use their gifts for the greater good and to actively participate in the restoration of biblical values and principles that form the cornerstone of a just society.

Recognizing that each human is endowed by their Creator with “certain unalienable Rights” (Declaration of Independence) and that freedom of thought, conscience, and religion is protected by Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), we seek to safeguard these rights within our own community. Our mission extends beyond our consulate, aiming to be a beacon of faith and sovereignty, protecting our beliefs and offering refuge from secular systems that conflict with our values. Through our mission, we seek to activate and equip those within our fold to live out their callings and establish a lasting legacy of faith, compassion, and divine justice.

Vision

Our vision is to cultivate a sovereign community that exemplifies the biblical principles upon which this nation was founded, re-establishing the framework of a society that honors God and embraces His teachings as the guiding light for governance, compassion, and service. We envision a world where every person, endowed with a divine calling, has the opportunity to explore and express their unique gifts, unbound by secular systems that have historically marginalized and decimated faith-based communities. In our pursuit, we honor the “Great Commission” (Matthew 28:16-20), dedicating ourselves to a mission of global discipleship, unity, and service through acts of love and stewardship.

We see ourselves as part of a greater movement to restore cultural and spiritual values, echoing the founding principles of freedom, justice, and sovereignty articulated in both the Constitution and Article 27 of the UDHR, which affirms the right of individuals and communities to practice, protect, and perpetuate their religious and cultural heritage. In this vision, every individual within JAH EL’ Ministerial Consulate will find the support, resources, and freedom necessary to reach their highest potential, fully expressing their calling as they contribute to a society that reflects the divine nature within each person.

Through our efforts, we hope to build a global community of faith-based consulates and assemblies, unified by a shared purpose to uplift one another and reclaim the cultural and spiritual sovereignty that belongs to all people of faith. Our consulate will stand as a testament to the enduring power of religious sovereignty, cultivating a legacy where each member can fulfill their God-given potential, contribute to a society rooted in biblical values, and create a world that reflects compassion, justice, and unwavering devotion to divine principles.

Activities, Programs, and Services

JAH EL' Ministerial Consulate © stands as a sovereign religious entity devoted to advocating for human rights, sovereign rights, and the establishment of a self-regulated justice system. As a consulate, we are committed to upholding a governance framework based on biblical principles, historical rights, and human dignity. By overseeing our own legislative and regulatory structures, we aim to build and sustain communities rooted in faith, resilience, and independence. Our current planning and development initiatives reflect these aims and outline the foundation for future programs and services.

Our core areas of focus include:

1. Sovereign Governance and Legislative Framework

Consulate Legislation and Regulations: Developing a codified body of consulate laws and regulations rooted in biblical principles and human rights standards, enabling us to establish a self-governing legal framework that promotes justice, sovereignty, and accountability within our community.
Justice System Oversight: Establishing an autonomous justice system within the consulate, including dispute resolution, conflict mediation, and community-based justice practices, ensuring that members receive fair, impartial support in matters of personal and communal concern.
Human and Sovereign Rights Advocacy: Advocating for the protection of human rights, as defined in Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and other foundational principles. We will champion the right to religious freedom, self-determination, and cultural preservation, ensuring that our members' rights are respected and upheld both within and beyond the consulate.

2. Strategic Planning for Community Restoration

Program Design: Designing programs that reflect our mission to reclaim and rebuild communities. Programs will include education, training, community support, and the development of housing, schools, and infrastructure that embody the values of self-governance and collective ownership.
Land Acquisition and Development: Identifying and acquiring land allotments and properties to restore and re-establish communities that have been historically disenfranchised. We aim to build sustainable housing, farms, schools, and medical facilities where our members can take pride in ownership, contributing to self-sustaining communities.
Infrastructure and Resource Setup: Building the foundational infrastructure necessary to support consulate operations, including spaces for education, medical care, justice system administration, and faith-based gatherings.

3. Community Engagement and Advocacy

Building Partnerships: Collaborating with local and international human rights organizations, faith groups, and community leaders to support joint initiatives that align with our values of autonomy and self-sufficiency.
Outreach and Public Awareness: Raising awareness about our consulate's mission to promote and protect human and sovereign rights, building a broad network of supporters dedicated to re-establishing safe, resilient, and spiritually-centered communities.
Community-Based Safety and Advocacy: Creating programs that focus on community safety, public health, and individual well-being through localized initiatives, restoring dignity and security to communities historically impacted by neglect or injustice.
Monthly Membership Manna Meetings: Hosting monthly gatherings for consulate members to discuss community well-being, legal and spiritual matters, and progress on shared initiatives. These meetings foster unity, spiritual health, and mutual support among community members.
Community Events

4. Establishing Faith-Centered Community Services

Orphanages and Child Care Facilities: Establishing orphanages and child care facilities as safe, faith-centered homes where children can thrive in a loving, supportive environment. Our initial goal is to care for 144,000 children across Missouri and Illinois, eventually expanding to serve as many as our hearts can hold.
24-Hour Prayer & Worship Centers: Developing centers that remain open around the clock, offering a sanctuary where individuals can find solace, support, and spiritual guidance at any hour. These centers serve as safe havens for prayer and meditation, staffed by clergy and ministerial personnel.

5. Volunteer and Community Building Initiatives

Volunteer Network Development: Recruiting, training, and organizing volunteers who play a vital role in the development and implementation of consulate programs, including land restoration, education, and advocacy efforts.
Engagement Opportunities: Offering roles and responsibilities across various consulate initiatives, empowering volunteers to contribute directly to community building, humanitarian aid, and faith-based support.

6. Ordination & Certification for Leadership and Advocacy

Ordination and Training for Ministry: Developing a structured ordination and certification program to recognize and empower leaders committed to advancing our mission. This includes the ordination of individuals who demonstrate a deep calling and readiness to lead in both spiritual and community contexts.
Justice and Advocacy Training: Providing specialized training in justice, advocacy, and community leadership, equipping individuals with the skills and knowledge necessary to support our legal and advocacy initiatives.

Our activities and services are centered on building a sovereign, self-governing community that honors human dignity, advocates for inalienable rights, and promotes spiritual and cultural restoration. Through the establishment of our own legislative and regulatory framework, the development of a self-sustained justice system, and a commitment to rebuilding communities, we aim to create a place where members can live, grow, and serve in alignment with their faith and heritage.

Our mission is not only to empower individuals but also to reclaim our communities from systems that have historically oppressed faith-based societies, establishing instead a just, sovereign environment that respects human rights and divine law. As the Lord & His hosts goes before us… will be a beacon of hope, advocacy, and restoration for all who seek a life of purpose, sovereignty, and spiritual integrity. Thus, rebuilding our walls of Jerusalem, and reestablishing His priesthood by purpose 1 Peter 2:9.

JAH EL’ Ministerial Consulate ©, including JAH EL’ School of Ministries ©, Unveiled Faces Humanitarian Initiative ©, and Clergy CDC – Comfort During Crisis© , operates as a collective organization with a membership structure that unites individuals, churches, businesses, and organizations under a shared commitment to service, faith, and community empowerment. The membership structure is designed to foster active participation, spiritual growth, and collaborative engagement across all levels of our organization.

Through our memberships, we create an inclusive, purpose-driven environment where each member plays a unique role in advancing our shared vision and collective impact. Our structure includes the following Membership Categories:

1. Individual Members

Description: Open to all individuals who align with the mission, values, and principles of JAH EL’ Ministerial Consulate ©. Members may include clergy, laypeople, students, and community leaders.
Benefits:
- Access to training, workshops, and ministerial resources provided by JAH EL’ School of Ministries.
- Participation in volunteer and humanitarian initiatives through Unveiled Faces Humanitarian Initiative.
- Eligibility for certification and ordination programs offered by JAH EL’ Ministerial Consulate.
Responsibilities:
- Actively participate in Consulate initiatives, including faith-based service and educational programs.
- Adhere to the Consulate’s values and code of conduct, promoting unity, compassion, and integrity.

2. Church and Ministry Members

Description: Open to local churches, religious schools, missions, and other ministries that seek affiliation with JAH EL’ Ministerial Consulate. Recognized as “Integrated Auxiliaries” under IRS guidelines, these members are aligned with our mission and contribute to our collective efforts.
Benefits:
- Eligibility to participate in “Associations of Churches” programs, facilitating collaboration and support among affiliated churches.
- Access to ministerial support, resources, and outreach programs tailored to the needs of congregations.
- Priority access to the “Comfort During Crisis” program, supporting clergy and congregations in times of crisis.
Responsibilities:
- Commitment to supporting Consulate-led initiatives and maintaining alignment with our mission and community service goals.
- Active participation in inter-ministry collaboration, sharing resources, and engaging in joint initiatives with other member ministries.

3. Business and Organizational Members

Description: Businesses, nonprofits, and other organizations that share the Consulate’s mission of service and community betterment are invited to become members, providing both financial and in-kind support to our various programs.
Benefits:
- Opportunities for partnership in community outreach projects, humanitarian relief efforts, and sponsorship of Consulate events.
- Access to networking events, co-branding opportunities, and involvement in faith-based and community-building initiatives.
- Recognition as partners within our “Associations of Churches,” enabling shared resources and community engagement.
Responsibilities:
- Support Consulate projects through contributions, sponsorships, or volunteer support as needed.
- Participate in collaborative events and initiatives that promote community well-being, faith, and service.

4. Volunteer Members

Description: Individuals committed to providing time and skills in support of the Consulate’s humanitarian and community outreach programs. Volunteer members are integral to Unveiled Faces Humanitarian Initiative and other service-based projects.
Benefits:
- Access to specialized training and skill-building programs, including disaster response training through the Clergy CDC – Comfort During Crisis program.
- Recognition of service hours and eligibility for leadership roles within volunteer teams.
- Opportunities to work directly with community projects and faith-based initiatives, fostering personal and spiritual growth.
Responsibilities:
- Actively participate in designated volunteer assignments, reflecting the values of service, compassion, and dedication.
- Adhere to safety guidelines and project protocols, ensuring a positive impact on communities served.

5. Advisory and Leadership Members

Description: Appointed leaders, spiritual advisors, and board members who contribute to the strategic direction and growth of JAH EL’ Ministerial Consulate. These individuals offer expertise, guidance, and oversight to help steer the Consulate’s initiatives and uphold its mission.
Benefits:
- Voting rights in strategic decisions, guiding the development of new programs, partnerships, and expansion efforts.
- Access to leadership training, strategic planning sessions, and exclusive insights into organizational growth.
- Opportunities to mentor and guide other members, contributing to the Consulate’s overall success and mission.
Responsibilities:
- Provide guidance, support, and decision-making insights that align with the Consulate’s values and goals.
- Actively engage in board meetings, strategic planning sessions, and leadership activities to further our mission.

We are currently seeking bulk in-kind donations of the following items for our

Help for The Harvest Project

Donated Commercial Space
Trash Bags in an effort to encourage cleaning in homeless encampments
Rain Ponchos
Rubber Shoe Covers
Emergency Life Tents
All Weather Tents
Feminine Cleansing Wipes
Waterless Feminine Cleansing Sprays
Foot Powders
Shower Bags
Seasonal Stater Plants and Seeds ie. Fruits, Herbs, & Vegetable Seeds
Collapsible Water Bottles
Mini Flash Lights
Solar Lights
Batteries - AA, AAA
Cases of Gildan Safety Green, Safety Orange Shirts - all sizes
Emergency Alarms
Olive Oil - lots and lots of Olive Oil for anointing oils & blends.
Rubber Gloves
Solar Radios
Hard Cover Journals and Pens -for the individuals who wishes to document their stories
Tarps
12x12 Handkerchiefs