Community

Community Standards

Effective September 3, 2026

Kingdom Formation is centered on Christ being formed in people and expressed through the lives they actually live. These standards protect the dignity, safety, trust, and purpose of the community.

Honor people

Speak truthfully and respectfully. Harassment, threats, hate, discrimination, humiliation, sexual misconduct, stalking, exploitation, manipulation, and retaliation are not permitted.

Honor boundaries

Do not pressure another participant for money, private access, romance, spiritual submission, business, personal information, or professional opportunity. Kingdom Formation is not a dating service. Leaders, mentors, instructors, and participants must respect stated personal and professional boundaries.

Protect personal stories

Do not record, screenshot, repost, publish, or repeat another person’s private story without permission. Do not submit confidential records or information that belongs to someone else. Confidentiality cannot be promised where disclosure is required by law or reasonably necessary to address a serious safety concern.

No unauthorized promotion or fundraising

Do not use the community to recruit clients, sell services, distribute spam, promote unrelated events, collect money, or request private financial support unless Kingdom Formation has given written permission.

Use the platform honestly

Do not impersonate another person, share account access, submit false information, interfere with security, misuse community content, or use the platform for unlawful activity.

Report a concern

Send conduct or safety concerns to thekingdomformation@gmail.com with the subject “Community Concern.” Include enough information for a fair review. Do not send emergency requests by email.

How concerns are handled

Kingdom Formation may review available information, preserve necessary records, limit contact, remove content, pause participation, or end access. Serious threats, suspected abuse, fraud, or unlawful activity may be referred to appropriate authorities. Decisions will consider safety, fairness, the available facts, and the purpose of the community.