“Only A Few Good Men”

In the Temple of Immanuel is true fellowship with a sense of accountability. These are brothers you can be vulnerable with and confide in. The Brotherhood gives you a sense of responsibility to be a better man and meet your goals no matter what they are. The Brotherhood ensures you stay on track. The Brothers give your perspective about what is important in life, further enhancing everything you learned when growing up.

When you are part of this great Brotherhood you learn from fellow men about how a man should become a servant leader, how to prepare for a future family, and even advance in your career and financial life, thus, the brotherhood is a source of knowledge of men for their personal experience and outlook on life.

The Brotherhood is where we have a sense of sacrifice and dedication for each other, be it finances or time. It shows that we can depend on each other when we need each other the most.

The Brotherhood forms a friendship that requires a higher level of loyalty that makes it easier for brothers to share about anything. This is done with confidence “What goes on in the Brotherhood stays in the Brotherhood.”

The Brotherhood is built on loyalty to the Brotherhood’s Constitution, By-Law, Oath of Honor, and each other.  A Fraternal Organization

Do you have what it takes to become one of us?

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How to Recognize a Cult

  1. Absolute authoritarianism without accountability
  • Zero tolerance for criticism or questions you get questions if ask
  • Lack of meaningful financial disclosure regarding budget and group spending
  • Unreasonable fears about the outside world often involve the end of time and persecution from the Government.
  • A belief that former followers are always wrong for leaving and there is never a legitimate reason for anyone else to leave.
  • Abuse of members’ money and time
  • Records, books, articles, or programs documenting are only authorized by the leader.
  • Followers feel they are never able to be good enough, the leader always corrects their actions.
  • A belief that the leader is always right, and no one should correct him or her.

 10. A belief that the leader is the exclusive means of knowing “truth” or giving validation the group depends on him or her to give them the truth, not seeking it themselves.

Characteristics of Dictator Leadership

  • Don’t allow little or no input from group members.
  • Requires leaders to make almost all the decisions.
  • Provides leaders with the ability to dictate work methods and processes without the involvement of the group.
  • This leaves the group feeling like they aren’t trusted with decisions or important tasks.
  • Tend to create highly structured and very rigid environments.
  • Discourages creativity and out-of-the-box thinking can’t think on your own and need his or her approval.
  • Establishes strict rules and tends to clearly outline and communicate the rules most of the time.

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