Faithfulness, not holiness.
Effective and last updated July 22, 2026
The Commons exists for honest testimony, useful encouragement, and shared perseverance. It does not measure spiritual worth. Joining, posting, reacting, replying, or appearing on the Journey Board is optional.
Share your own story
Write from personal experience. Protect names, contact details, workplaces, churches, medical information, financial details, and another person's private story.
Encourage without controlling
Offer specific, gentle support. Do not diagnose, shame, threaten, pressure, claim spiritual authority over another member, or promise health, wealth, or guaranteed outcomes.
Disagree without contempt
No harassment, hate, sexual content, threats, public callouts, impersonation, spam, fundraising, sales pitches, contact solicitation, or illegal content.
Keep the board narrow
The opt-in Journey Board shows only a public alias, current challenge day, public position, and encouragements given. Prayer, fasting, giving, purity, service, health, journal content, and individual practices are never ranked.
Your safety tools
Use Report on any public post or encouragement that may break this covenant. Use Block to remove a member's public content from your view. Delete your own post, encouragement, or complete public profile at any time. Reports are confidential from the reported member.
How moderation works
Automated filters reject common contact solicitation, commercial spam, explicit content, and threats before publication. Human moderators review reports and may hide content or suspend public access. Filters are not perfect; member reports and direct safety messages remain important.
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A final measure
Before publishing, ask: Is it true? Is it mine to share? Could it help without exposing or controlling someone? Would I speak it with the person present?