Subcultural and countercultural forms of denominationalism effectively say yes to Hades and to hell with the Church. Kingdomculture dares to say yes to the Church and to hell with hell.
When we’re about the ultimate business of running our own city, we no longer “go to church” or “go to work” or “go to the store” or “go to school” as exiles, but go from Church into our own city to embody the Kingdom of God in our various specialized vocational callings seven days a week.
The Fallen World System is the problem for which kingdomculture embodied in the Capital C Church is the solution. Putting the phrase “Capital C” in front of the word Church is necessary in order to be clear that there’s more to the Church than just distinctive expressions of the Church like the “local church,” the “mission church,” the “house church,” the “mega church,” or the “established church.”
Basileia has six ecclesial jurisdictions or organizational expressions, none of which are limited geographically, enabling Basileia to do what it does: • The Alliance • Communities • Fellowships • Abbeys • Societies • Chapters.
Cultivating colonies of heaven on earth as Celtic Community-Builders is one of three practices by which we Assemble as the Church, the other two being belonging to believe as Soul Friends and creating thin places as Forerunners.
Cultivating colonies of heaven on earth is a prophetic practice of being Celtic Community-Builders.
We assemble as the Church in cultivating colonies of heaven on earth in the sense that we don’t just “plant churches” where people “go to church” on Sunday. Merely to go to Church like we might go to the store or go to work or go to school begs the question of where we are coming from. We all come from somewhere, from some overall culture to which we are membered from birth (or by rebirth, such as in Baptism). Since the culture we are called to come from is kingdomculture, inspired by the Celtic saints, we therefore imagine, cultivate and launch kingdomcultural initiatives and communities where we “go from Church.” Our Fellowships and their Chapters advance the Kingdom in all areas of thought and life as a City on a hill, which is the meaning of our logo. We embody a new kind of Celtic mysticism and monasticism marked by beauty, peace and joy, committed to the stewardship of creation and shaped by a Johannian spirituality relevant to and even ahead of our time.
Belonging to believe is a priestly practice that we embody for each other as Soul Friends.
Cultivating colonies of heaven on earth is a prophetic practice of being Celtic Community-Builders.


The Church on earth is a colony of heaven’s citizens commissioned to heavenize earth.