Difference between Brother and Reverend?

[W.Anthony]

I'm assuming Brother means you haven't been made a Reverend yet, is that correct?
RAHOWA!

[Rev.Cambeul]

For Church Members, yes. For non Church Members, it's a sign of respect for our White Racial brothers and sisters. As to an actual difference between a Brother or Sister and a Reverend, a reverend is expected to know Creativity inside and out. He is expected to go about his duties without the need for anyone holding his hand. Where - other than exceptional circumstances - a brother is an unknown element - often due to inexperience - that is required to ask permission before submitting flyer designs, doing interviews of any kind and any number of other duties; A reverend on the other hand is expected to be able to make the right decision based on experience, to be capable of learning from the mistakes of others and recognise his own limitations, while all the while striving to overcome those same personal limitations by delegation or personal growth -whatever is necessary, and recognising what works and what does not given any particular situation in their region, while still being able to advise brothers and sisters in other regions of other options. In other words, a reverend needs to be aware of his legal limitations for his region, and have a fair idea of limitations in other areas outside his jurisdiction. A reverend has an obligation to eat, sleep and think Creativity - to pursue the expansion of his own congregation and Creativity in general 24 hours a day, without fail. And above all, they must shoulder the role of Community Leader - be it within the Church itself, within a mixed bag of fellow White Racial Loyalists, or in their local community itself - as per the Leadership Principle. All Church Members, brothers and sisters are of course obligated to pursue the same course, but we do recognise that a lack of experience, knowledge and innovativeness are what separate a reverend from your average Church Member. Active brothers and sisters are also obligated to pursue the title of Reverend as per Founder Ben Klassen's order that EVERY CREATOR become A REVEREND.

We also recognise that becoming a reverend is not something for everyone, just as we recognise that becoming a Church Member is not for everyone. Some merely want to bear the title of CREATOR when the sun shines, but duck in out of the rain and thrice deny our Creed should they need to; or perhaps they just do not have the zeal to be an active WRL, but again like the title; or maybe they don't want the title of Creator and just want to help out with donations and get a bit of entertainment; or they may be as active and knowledgeable as a fully fledged reverend, but due to personal circumstances, they need to hide in plain site: That is why we also have Official Church Supporters.

We also have Independent Creators, which we more or less recognise as Supporters. These are Creators from defunct groups, such as the World Church of the Creator. For personal reasons, they have chosen to retain their titles - usually Reverend - from the defunct group, but do not wish to join our Church and test their metal. We choose to recognise their titles as a mark of respect for a fellow Creator.

I hope that makes things clearer for you, Brother Joseph.

@Cailen.

[W.Anthony]

Thank you Reverend.