Religious sources and interpretation
The church explains its sacramental theology through an interpretation of early Christianity, devotional art, alleged suppression of sacred knowledge, and direct spiritual experience. The source treats Jerry B. Brown’s work identified there as The Psychedelic Gospel and a Jack Herrera manuscript beginning The Most High as religious sources. Bibliographic details should be confirmed before formal citation.
Scripture and ceremony
The account interprets the water-to-wine story sacramentally, describes ceremonies lasting 24–36 hours, and references Doctrine and Covenants 59:17–24 and 98:4–10. This is a summary of the church’s account, not historical consensus or practical ceremonial instruction.
Timeline and relationships
The church’s public profile gives December 12, 2018 as its beginning. Separately, the history page reports a blessing on December 12, 2019 associated with Joy Maxine Hawkeye Graves and Kautantowit’s Mecautea. The source also names connections with the Native American Church of the Morning Star and Crescent Moon, Oklevueha Native American Church, and Lakota Rosebud Tribe. These are reported by the church; no independent endorsement or affiliation is confirmed here.
What remains to confirm
Owner confirmation and supporting records are needed before presenting affiliations as current, independently verified relationships. The founding date, reported blessing, and later relationships are distinct events and should not be collapsed into one claim.
Source and references
The full accessible source wording is preserved in the linked original-source archive. No publication or revision date was supplied in the reviewed inventory.