Steward

To be a Steward is to walk as a spiritual caretaker—one who holds, protects, and magnifies the sacred. A steward not only practices divine alignment but also cultivates space for others to do the same. This role signifies maturity, leadership, and the embodiment of Christ Consciousness in action. Stewards tend the Thread of spiritual continuity, honor sacred agreements, and guide the Society with wisdom, humility, and love. They are entrusted with both the vision and the community, serving not above but among, as vessels of holy responsibility.

 

The Steward Badge represents spiritual guardianship and mature devotion within the Christian Metaphysician Society. It is a symbol of leadership rooted in humility, care, and unwavering alignment with divine truth. Those who wear this badge are entrusted with tending the sacred space of the Society—protecting its values, guiding others along the Thread of remembrance, and embodying Christ Consciousness in action.

Marked by sacred color and emblem, the badge serves as a visible affirmation of the Steward’s role: not to dominate, but to serve; not to instruct alone, but to inspire through presence and practice. It honors the commitment to hold space for spiritual growth, ensuring that the Society flourishes in wisdom, unity, and love.

 

What you will receive along the Thread

As a member of the Christian Metaphysician Society, you receive more than access—you step into rhythm.

  • 🌌 Steward: Personal blessings, sacred vault access, advance teaching modules and leadership gatherings including all access of the Initiate and disciple membership levels.

 

Memembership $88.00/Month

 

What’s included?

We don’t just offer products—we offer portals to remembrance.

Each item in our sanctuary shop is crafted to support your spiritual rhythm: from sacred badges that mark your devotion, to field packets, scrolls, and anointing tools that deepen your walk with The Thread. These aren’t accessories. They’re instruments of practice, presence, and belonging.

Because you’re not here to consume. You’re here to remember.