Adolfo Reyna
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title: Understanding the Purpose of EATC
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meeting_date: 2021-02-06
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tags: [eatc, emi, meeting, covenant, apostolic-leadership, port-st-lucie]
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source: Understanding-the-purpose-of-EATC-feb-6-2021-m4a_Aug_25__2026.pdf
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# Understanding the Purpose of EATC
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**Recording title date:** February 6, 2021
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**Source file:** `Understanding-the-purpose-of-EATC-feb-6-2021-m4a_Aug_25__2026.pdf`
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**Source transcription:** Fireflies.ai summary
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**PDF-generated meeting date:** August 26, 2026; likely the transcription/export date rather than the recording date
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## Summary
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The meeting described EATC as a spiritual and leadership training center intended to develop apostolic leadership, form a covenant community, and establish a model for regional and eventually global replication. Port St. Lucie was presented as the initial geographic focus.
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The meeting also addressed covenant adoption, teaching materials, confidentiality, future declarations, and practical steps for distributing recordings and documents.
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## Vision and strategic direction
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- EATC was presented as a center for spiritual and regional leadership in Port St. Lucie.
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- The stated ambition was for the model to be replicated in other regions globally.
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- The vision included placing people in key spiritual, civic, and political leadership roles.
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- Port St. Lucie was described as a spiritually significant location for kingdom purposes.
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- Biblical examples included Nehemiah’s rebuilding work and Daniel’s rise to authority in Babylon.
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- The long-term vision included developing land, businesses, and regional influence.
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## Spiritual warfare and authority
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The meeting included declarations concerning spiritual warfare, territorial authority, and opposition to the mission. The summary describes a decree calling spiritual and natural authorities to support the building of God’s kingdom in the region and to provide resources.
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These statements are recorded as part of the meeting’s teaching and declarations, not as independently verified external facts.
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## Covenant community
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The covenant was presented as the basis for unity, accountability, and operational cohesion.
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Members were expected to commit to:
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- Loyalty and transparency
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- Love and forgiveness
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- Mutual support
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- Confidentiality
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- Shared mission and responsibility
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The summary describes a blood-covenant ritual and plans to register and sign a formal covenant document. It also says that covenant discussions were treated as confidential and that the community’s priority was distinguished from the wider family.
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## Teaching and training materials
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The meeting referenced teaching resources on:
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- Apostolic leadership
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- Honor
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- Spiritual warfare
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- Covenant
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- Breaking limits
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- Apostolic centers and transformation
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- Blood covenant and horizontal covenant
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Authors and sources mentioned include Tudor Bismarck, Alan Carron, C.H. Pierce, and other apostolic teaching resources. The group planned to accelerate study and make recordings and materials available to members.
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## Community and meeting practices
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- Meetings were described as invitation-only.
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- Members were instructed not to invite others without approval.
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- The principle that what happens in the meetings stays within the group was emphasized.
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- WhatsApp and email were used for covenant-document distribution.
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- Technical support was needed for recording, compression, and file sharing.
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- Regular Saturday meetings were planned.
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- Prayer for practical needs such as housing, jobs, food, and spiritual empowerment was included.
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## Action items recorded
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- **Apostle John Boney:** Finalize the covenant document with members’ names and distribute it for review and signing.
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- **David Hewitt:** Compile and share a comprehensive list of teaching materials.
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- **Unassigned:** Contact the Tudor Bismarck organization and Robin Bullock for access to referenced teaching videos.
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- **Chris:** Prepare and finalize the covenant agreement and send it to the group for signatures.
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- **All members:** Review the covenant and related teachings, then prepare to affirm the covenant publicly.
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- **Meeting organizers:** Post the covenant and prior recordings to the group’s WhatsApp or mailing list.
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- **Meeting organizer:** Facilitate public verbal affirmation at the next meeting.
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- **Group:** Keep Saturdays open for future meetings and covenant-renewal sessions.
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## Source note
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This note is a structured consolidation of the supplied PDF summary. It preserves the meeting’s reported vision, teachings, declarations, and action items without independently verifying them.
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