Threefold Deliverance Action Support Team
The Threefold Deliverance Action Support Team is the movement’s temporary volunteer collaboration entry point. Whenever witnessing, research, the Sacred Order, or website operations face a concrete need, a support group can form around that need. The group submits its work when the task is complete and then concludes.
This is a place for people who want to bring professional skill, work experience, and available time into the movement. Resolving a technical issue, preparing a legal document, organizing accounts, or coordinating an event can all provide practical support for witness, research, and pastoral work.
The honor of this service
Any movement that truly moves forward needs people who hold the visible front line and people who prepare the way behind it. Someone must build the database, preserve the records, repair the website, coordinate a partnership, or appear when a timely response is needed.
God works through more than a voice from a platform. He also works through an engineer’s hands, a legal professional’s judgment, a financial worker’s faithfulness, a designer’s eye, and someone willing to handle a small but necessary task. A finished contribution can help a witness be heard, allow research to begin, preserve valuable material, or support a Shepherd of spirits when support is needed.
The honor of the Action Support Team is to place one’s ability in work that God is opening. Much essential work has no prominent name: a late-night system repair, a carefully checked document, a properly preserved record, or quiet coordination on the day of an event. These things still determine whether a witness can be heard and whether a collaboration can continue.
The Action Support Team values people who step in and make work happen. Professional skill, patience, reliability, and responsibility are not marginal contributions. They are practical foundations for work that crosses witness, research, and pastoral service.
Areas where support may be needed
As the movement develops its witness, research, website, preservation, and cross-regional collaboration, different practical needs may arise. The following are areas in which people may prepare; specific tasks are published only when a real need appears.
| Area | Possible contributions |
|---|---|
| Technology and AI | Website maintenance, databases, automation, AI tools, data security, and EEG equipment or record support |
| Legal and compliance | Organization documents, collaboration agreements, consent materials, privacy, cross-border coordination, and risk review |
| Finance and donation operations | Budgets, accounts, donation records, financial transparency, and resource allocation |
| Archives and data | Material organization, structured entry, timelines, backups, access control, and long-term preservation |
| Communications and creative work | Design, editing, translation, writing, website content, platform operations, and communication materials |
| Coordination and everyday support | Scheduling, meeting organization, church partnerships, event support, administration, and everyday logistics |
Tasks open in response to the movement’s actual needs. You can prepare your relevant skills and respond when an appropriate task appears.
How to respond to a task
- Review the currently open support tasks.
- Provide your background, relevant skills, available time, and the work you hope to undertake.
- Confirm the objective, timeline, and expected deliverable with the task lead.
- Join the temporary group, collaborate, and submit the work.
- The task is archived and the group concludes; you may respond again when another need arises.
The Action Support Team is measured by practical results. Every participant can provide real, usable support from their own professional position.
Task cycle and deliverables
At the start of each task, the problem, lead, collaboration method, expected timeline, and form of delivery are made clear. A deliverable may be a document, system, process, data set, video, event record, or a timely piece of on-site support.
When complete, the result enters the appropriate organization’s or project’s long-term workflow. Contributors may receive credit, a record of thanks, or an invitation to future collaboration based on their actual contribution.
Relationship with the other entry points
First-Hand Evidence Witnesses independently witness and communicate authentic material. SMRA develops material into research questions and reviewable records. The Christ Sacred Order for Shepherding spirits holds the roles of Shepherd of spirits, Whip-Bearing Pastor, and the pastoral order related to Second Deliverance.
The Action Support Team provides technical, legal, financial, archival, communications, and everyday collaboration to these three workstreams. Taking part does not alter a person’s existing Witness, Research Member, or Sacred Order status; a person may qualify for more than one entry point.
Join the Action Support Team
Please provide your professional area, past experience, available time, region, and the kinds of tasks you hope to support. This page will publish the current task list and contact route when tasks open.
Action Support Board
Support tasks and the Action Contribution Board have a dedicated page. You can review the preparation status now and respond according to your ability once tasks are open.
→ Open the Action Support Board and Contribution Board
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