Perfected States

FAQ

What is Perfected States Community Corporation?

Perfected States Community Corporation is a Christian 501(c)(3) nonprofit developing a self-sustaining, intentional Kingdom-community vision rooted in faith, service, stewardship, belonging, and shared purpose. PSC is currently in a development stage. The long-term vision includes environments where families can grow stronger, children can be
supported, seniors can remain connected, vulnerable people can be treated with dignity, and people can use their God-given gifts to serve one another.

How can I support the mission?

You can support Perfected States by following development updates, volunteering, offering professional knowledge or
skills, exploring a partnership, sharing the vision, or making a charitable contribution. Book purchases and donations use separate destinations. Choose the pathway that best matches how you would like to participate.

Can I apply to live in a Perfected States community now?

No. Residential applications are not open because the first Perfected States community is still in planning and development. You may join the Community Interest List to receive updates and express future interest. Joining the list does not guarantee residency, employment, ownership, placement, or priority access.

Where will the first community be located?

Perfected States Community Corporation is based in Georgia and intends to develop the first community in Georgia. A final site has not been secured. Location decisions remain subject to land availability, due diligence, zoning, infrastructure, water, agriculture, accessibility, financing, feasibility, partnerships, and required approvals.

Is Perfected States a commune?

Perfected States is a Christian intentional-community vision inspired by the unity, generosity, fellowship, service, and
mutual care described in Acts 2 and Acts 4. Participation and generosity are voluntary. Personal ownership and
individual freedom are respected. PSC seeks to apply biblical principles in a modern, ethical, practical, and sustainable way

Do residents have to sell everything they own?

No.

PSC does not require residents to sell, surrender, or transfer everything they own to the organization or community.

The biblical community described in Acts inspires us because of its extraordinary generosity and commitment to ensuring that people in need were cared for. We believe generosity should come from the heart and be given freely—not through coercion or obligation.

Residents and supporters may choose to contribute their time, talents, professional expertise, resources, financial support, or service according to their abilities and circumstances.

The goal is not for everyone to own nothing. The goal is to build a culture where people care enough about one another that no one is forgotten.

Do I have to be Christian to participate?

Perfected States is a Christian organization whose mission, values, culture, and vision are rooted in Scripture and the
teachings of Jesus Christ. People may learn about, support, volunteer with, or partner with PSC while respecting that
Christian foundation. Eligibility requirements for future residency, employment, programs, leadership, and other
participation will be established and communicated as development progresses

Does Perfected States currently provide counseling or residential services?

No. Perfected States does not currently operate a residential community or advertise counseling as an available
resident service. Counseling, healthcare, housing, and other support services are part of the long-term vision and
would require qualified professionals, appropriate licensing, insurance, partnerships, facilities, funding, and approvals
before becoming available.

How can I contribute my gifts and skills?

Complete the Get Involved form and select the pathway that best matches your interest. You may offer professional
experience, a trade, creative talent, mentorship, administrative support, volunteer service, church involvement,
organizational expertise, or another gift. Submitting interest does not guarantee a position or placement; it helps PSC
understand the people and resources interested in the mission.

How can I donate?

Use the GIVE TO THE MISSION button to access the secure nonprofit donation page. Contributions support current
charitable work and responsible organizational development, including outreach, educational resources, planning,
partnership development, research, professional services, fundraising, and reasonable administrative and compliance
needs. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law

How will Perfected States work toward self-sustainability?

The long-term vision includes diversified systems for agriculture, food, energy, education, workforce development,
community enterprises, entrepreneurship, partnerships, grants, philanthropy, and responsible revenue-producing
activities consistent with the organization's charitable mission and legal requirements. These systems are envisioned
and remain subject to funding, feasibility, development, and approvals.

How can my organization partner with Perfected States?

Complete the Partnership Inquiry Form and describe your organization, expertise, resources, and proposed area of
collaboration. Potential partners may include churches, nonprofits, foundations, businesses, educational institutions,
healthcare organizations, agricultural groups, professional associations, developers, and community agencies. A
conversation or form submission does not create a partnership or commitment; any relationship must be reviewed and
approved through the appropriate process.

What does Perfected States mean?

Perfected does not mean flawless people or a sinless community. It points to Christ's ongoing work of bringing people
toward maturity, wholeness, and faithful purpose. States refers to conditions of the heart, relationships, families,
communities, and shared life. The name describes a direction under grace - not a claim that anyone has arrived.

How does the community vision relate to Ambassadors for Christ?

The book places Christ before community. Perfected States is not the Gospel or a claim that people can build a
flawless society. It is an envisioned expression of transformed people practicing love, generosity, stewardship, service,
forgiveness, and shared purpose. A person does not need a Perfected States address to begin living as an ambassador
for Christ.

Still Have Questions?

Contact Perfected States for questions about the vision, participation, partnerships, the book, or donations.

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