Onegodian Church & Sanctuary Restoration Initiative

Presented by the Indigenous Nation of Onegodia™
www.Onegodian.org | Chief@Onegodian.org | (203) 996-5533

Overview

Many churches across Connecticut—historic, spiritual, and community-centered—have been closed, abandoned, or left to deteriorate. The Indigenous Nation of Onegodia™, a state-recognized spiritual society formed under CGS §33-264a, is restoring these sacred sites for cultural revitalization, healing, and indigenous ceremony.

Purpose

To reclaim abandoned or city-owned religious buildings and transform them into:

• Sovereign Cultural Campuses
• Youth Healing & Ancestral Education Centers
• Sacred Housing Projects for Women, Elders & Families
• Interfaith & Indigenous Worship Spaces

Our Legal Authority

• Formed under Connecticut General Statute §33-264a (Religious Society Law)
• Operates under Onegodian Constitutional Law™
• Enforced via OBP-1™ Blockchain Jurisdiction & Sovereign Land Declarations
• Protected by First Amendment & RFRA (Religious Freedom Restoration Act)

What We Offer

• Eliminate Liability: We take ownership and maintenance responsibility
• Historic Preservation: We honor the site’s original purpose
• Public Value: Free access for spiritual education, healing, and community programs
• Cultural Partnership: Collaboration with local government, nonprofits, and historic boards

What We Seek

• Donation or low-cost transfer of:

• Closed churches
• City-owned religious properties
• Buildings with spiritual or cultural history

Recent Example:

Macedonia Church – Waterbury, CT (In Process)
Being transformed into the Onegodian Cultural Campus™ — a sovereign healing, art, and spiritual education hub.

Contact

One Gregory Onegodian™
Chief Sovereign, Indigenous Nation of Onegodia™
Chief@Onegodian.org | (203) 996-5533