An Invitation to Build a New World
A vision for a fully integrated life, faith, and economy
Accept The InvitationPOINT ONE: The Core Problem – A Fragmented World
Think about how broken our modern systems are, especially for our children.
School is one place, where they learn theory with no real connection to life.
Work is another, often separate from what they learned or what they believe.
Faith is often confined to a church service, disconnected from their daily struggles and ambitions.
We have sliced life into separate boxes. The result is a generation that is disconnected, unprepared, and often lost, trying to figure out how the pieces fit together. They are taught what to think, but not how to live.
This is the problem we are called to solve.
Does this first point about the fragmentation of life resonate with you? Does it reflect a problem you also see and feel?
Yes, It Resonates – Continue to The VisionPOINT TWO: The Vision – A Fully Integrated World
Now, imagine a place where those fragments are made whole. A single, beautiful campus where a young person’s education, career, and faith are not separate tracks, but one seamless journey.
This is the heart of CDARS Ministries.
A Student’s Day at CDARS:
Morning (The “What”): They are in a classroom, learning core academics—math, science, language.
Mid-Day (The “How”): They then move to a Professional Department—a real, functioning business on campus. This could be a tech startup, a carpentry workshop, a sustainable farm, a media studio, or a culinary kitchen. Here, they apply their morning lessons, gain real skills, and create real products and services.
Afternoon (The “Why”): Their day ends in Kingdom Guidance. Here, a spiritual mentor helps them process it all. They discuss the ethical challenges at work, find purpose in their studies, and understand their God-given identity and mission.
By 5 PM, this student hasn’t just been “taught.” They have been formed. They are becoming a competent professional, a critical thinker, and a person of deep, integrated faith—all at the same time.
Can you see this integrated model? Can you feel the power of a day designed not just to inform, but to form a complete human being?
I Can See It – Show Me How It WorksPOINT THREE: The Engine – A Self-Sustaining Kingdom Economy
Now, you might be asking, “How does such a school sustain itself?” This is where the vision becomes a powerful, self-fueling engine.
Those Professional Departments I mentioned are not just for training. They are real, revenue-generating businesses.
The carpentry workshop doesn’t just teach woodworking; it sells furniture and crafts.
The sustainable farm doesn’t just teach agriculture; it sells organic produce.
The tech lab doesn’t just teach coding; it develops apps and software for clients.
The profits from these businesses do two vital things:
- They fund the school itself, making it less reliant on tuition and donations, and more accessible.
- They generate the capital to build the rest of our vision.
This school is not the end goal. It is the seed and the powerhouse for everything else.
Does the concept of a self-sustaining model, where education fuels business and business fuels the mission, make practical sense to you?
It Makes Sense – Reveal The Ultimate GoalPOINT FOUR: The Ultimate Goal – A Diplomatic Center for a Heavenly Kingdom
The school and its businesses are the beginning, the living seed. But they are growing into something far greater.
We are called to build a Diplomatic Center of the Ambassadors of the Servant Kings.
Think of this not as an office park, but as an embassy row for the Kingdom of God. This will be a sprawling campus of profound beauty and purpose, comprising:
- Twelve Embassy-Style Buildings: Each one dedicated to a core area of life and society—Government, Justice, Arts, Media, Education, Family, etc.
- Sacred Spaces for Kingdom Guidance: Central to the campus will be halls for gathering, worship, and spiritual counsel.
- A Complete Community: There will be separate, dignified housing for the leaders (the “Ambassadors”) and the support staff (the “Employers”).
This Diplomatic Center will be a global beacon—a place to restore God’s blueprint for all of culture and society.
Can you see it now? The school forms the people. The businesses fund the mission. Together, they build a center that can shape the world.
I See The Vision – Show Me The FoundationPOINT FIVE: The Foundation – The Land for Our New World
For a vision of this magnitude, we need a foundation of corresponding scale. This isn’t about building a single school; it’s about planting an entire ecosystem.
After careful planning and analysis, we have determined that to properly house the integrated school, the professional workshops, the diplomatic embassies, and the residential community, we will need approximately 100 acres of land.
To Help You Visualize:
100 acres is the size of a small, self-contained town.
It is about 50% larger than the entire principality of Vatican City.
It is equivalent to about 76 American football fields.
Why This Scale is Necessary:
Space for Integration: The school, the workshops, the farms, and the homes cannot be on top of each other. They need room to breathe.
Space for Growth: The professional departments require significant operational space to be truly profitable and effective.
Space for Sovereignty: The future Diplomatic Center requires dignity. Each “embassy” needs its own standing.
This 100-acre canvas is where we will paint the picture of a restored and integrated life.
Can you see the necessity of this scale? Does the vision now feel not just inspiring, but grounded and practical?
It’s Grounded – Show Me The StructurePOINT SIX: The Backbone – The Twelve Pillars of Our New World
You may be wondering, “How does such a vision come to life in practice?” The answer lies in the very architecture of our mission. We have built CDARS Ministries upon twelve foundational pillars, each designed to become a future embassy in our Diplomatic Center.
The Twelve Pillars Framework
Each pillar represents a core area of society that will be restored and transformed through our integrated approach.
Each of these pillars is a seed that will grow into a flourishing embassy, a center of influence for its sphere of society. Together, they form the operational and spiritual backbone of our new world.
The Structure is Clear – What’s My Role?POINT SEVEN: The Invitation – Your Place in This Story
My friends, I have shared this vision with you not as a spectator, but because I see in you the very spirit this project needs. I am not just asking for your support; I am inviting you to become co-founders and pioneers.
This is not my project. It is our legacy.
We are standing at the very beginning. The land is yet to be acquired. The first buildings are yet to be designed. This is a blank canvas, and we have the privilege of holding the first brushes.
Will You Join Me?
Let’s talk. Let’s pray. Let’s begin.
With great hope and expectation,
CDARS Ministries
Our Vision for a Transformed World
We envision a world where faith, education, and work are seamlessly integrated—where every person can discover their God-given purpose and live it out in community.
Through our twelve pillars, we’re building not just an institution, but a new way of living that honors God in every aspect of life.
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