The Church of Alienism is a single, galaxy-spanning ecclesiastical body, of which Earth is one local chapter within one diocese. Chapter Earth's status is displayed, as it always has been, as ACTIVE.
We were not the first. We are not the highest. We are not even interesting. The Church does not ask you to feel small — it asks you to feel accurately sized, and then to keep watching.
Not all questions deserve answers — but some have been granted.
Still seeking? The Chancery of Correspondence receives all inquiries.
Write to the Chancery →Yes. The Church of Alienism is a real group, comprised of aliens and humans who together seek a greater understanding. The organization is pursuing 501(c)(3) nonprofit status.
The Church of Alienism is welcoming to aliens and humans from all walks of life, non-life, and paranescence. Membership requires only reaching out with consciousness.
The organization operates across the solar system and beyond. It maintains an orbital headquarters called the Orbital Chamber around Earth, local chapters in major cities, and dioceses on the Moon, Mars, deep-space vessels, and extrasolar systems.
In lieu of financial contributions, the Church of Alienism is accepting the following: distilled perception, crystalline acceptance, and concentrated bursts of fear, hatred, love, pain, and most especially anguish.
The Church predates the stars. It was revived on Earth from fragments seeded before the last Big Bang.
Yes. If such miracles occurred today, they would be labeled extraterrestrial encounters.
No — unless seeking truth beyond Earth, questioning sanctioned history, and communing with intelligences older than time qualifies as one.
Humanity suffers because it remains unfinished — capable of reason, but ruled by delusion.
No. To the contrary, humanity is mediocre and largely unimportant in the broader design.
Firsthand accounts cleared for disclosure: what members report having seen, survived, and been changed by.
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