Many Paths. One Tradition.
Our flagship 52-Week study anchors a growing library of tracks for every kind of reader — women, historians, devotional seekers, and deep-canon explorers.
52-Week Bible Study
The flagship journey — a full year guided through the world's oldest continuous Christian tradition. Each week pairs Ge'ez scripture, KJV readings, historical context, and reflection prompts with audio narration, so the ancient canon becomes a living practice rather than a distant artifact.
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Women's Study Track
Recover the stories, authority, and sacred roles of biblical women as preserved in the Ethiopian tradition — a tradition that never erased their leadership, prophetic voice, or cosmic significance. This track directly names and corrects the distortions, erasures, and flattening that Western Christianity imposed on women's stories. From Makeda to Mary, you'll explore the ontology of women in Scripture: their covenant identity, their spiritual agency, and the ways they shaped the earliest communities of faith long before later cultures minimized their presence.
Historical Study Track
Step into the ancient Afro‑Asiatic world where the ontologies of Kemet, early Israel, and the first Christian communities took shape side by side. Follow the flow of symbols, cosmology, language, and sacred ideas across Egypt, Nubia, Axum, and the Levant. A journey that restores the continuity that later eras fragmented while offering a non‑racialized exploration of origins, worldview, and sacred history.
Canon Deep Dives
Go deeper into the ancient Christian world through texts preserved only in the Ethiopian tradition — the Cave of Treasures, Book of the Rolls, Conflict of Adam & Eve, History of Joseph the Carpenter, the Testaments of the Patriarchs, the Apocalypse of Peter, and portions of the Miracles of Mary. Discover how these writings shaped Christian imagination over a millennium before the King James Version.