Ministry

American Patriots Co-Op

A cooperative the church describes for self-represented litigants working together, lawfully and non-violently, to seek change.

Status: Contact to confirm

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In the church’s words

Source: thechurchoftheonly.wixsite.com/website1/ministries

American Patriots
Co-Op

Calling all patriots willing to stand for justice, this is your chance! This is not a union, this is a united force of Pro Se/Sui Juris litigants collaborating, combining efforts and uniting with one voice to enact change in a legal, non violent manner.

Added for this website · summary prepared from the church’s materials

Purpose

The church describes the Co-Op as a collaboration — explicitly not a union — among people representing themselves in legal matters (pro se), who combine their efforts to pursue change through lawful, non-violent means.

Who it’s for

People who represent themselves in legal matters and want to collaborate with others, as described by the church. Membership terms have not been published.

What the church describes

  • Collaboration and shared effort among self-represented litigants
  • Lawful, non-violent civic action (details to be confirmed)

Current status

No meeting schedule, membership terms, or current activity has been published. Please contact the church to ask whether the Co-Op is active.

Please note

  • The Co-Op is a community activity among self-represented people. It is not a law firm, does not provide legal representation or legal advice, and cannot promise any legal result. For advice about your situation, consult a licensed attorney.

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