Theotopology™ and Ecclesiology Engineering™: Our Mission for the Church

In our church activities, we hold two central purposes:

(1) to find ways for more people to encounter the words of Jesus, even in places where large churches or established leaders are not present; and

(2) to help individuals gain assurance of salvation through faith in Christ.

To accomplish this, we utilize various tools. One is the promotion of house churches. Another is Theotopology—a developing system that designs how Christian gatherings can be sustained, strengthened, and supported in every environment. Its aim is to make the words of Christ accessible, faithful, and life-giving for anyone, anywhere.

Theotopology is not a new theological field. Rather, it is the engine that powers what we call Ecclesiology Engineering: the practical development of structures, methods, and environments that allow Christians to live securely in their faith—much like civil engineering provides infrastructure so that people may live safely and comfortably.

Just as governments build roads, water systems, and public facilities for the good of society, Theotopology seeks to provide a spiritual and communal infrastructure for Christians. Whether a believer stands alone in prayer or gathers with family in a house church, the blessings Jesus promised in Scripture should never be lost or diminished. Theotopology exists to make this possible.

It may help to think of Theotopology as a “black box”—the internal operating system that records and refines our ministry philosophy and the principles guiding our methods. People may fully use the results of Ecclesiology Engineering without ever needing to look inside this black box.

Our commitment is to continually refine this engine so that the gospel may reach more people with clarity, faithfulness, and joy. Through Theotopology, we hope to strengthen the global Christian community and support believers everywhere in living out a vibrant and happy Christian life.