The Mountain Alliance is a *NEW* volunteer-based initiative designed to provide shelter and other emergency relief to unvaccinated believers who are fleeing persecution. The goal is to help facilitate relocations to higher elevation areas as well as to foster community building.
Unvaccinated believers are currently experiencing great persecution all over the world! Some have been arrested under false charges for speaking out. Others are getting terminated, or let go from the workforce. Many have been threatened or harassed for their views, and some have been victims of violence. Most are being exposed to proximity shedding, which is deadly.
The instruction of Christ in the Book of Matthew is to flee to the mountains at the sign of the Abomination of Desolation because this event precedes Great Tribulation.
Mountainous regions provide several advantages, including lower air density, cooler climates, smaller populations, less technological infrastructure, and natural fortification. In the United States, the vast majority of high elevation areas are in the Rocky Mountains or Sierra Nevada region, which are located in the West coast.
To match Volunteer Hosts with eligible Participants, Volunteers must sign up to offer shelter or relief, while Participants should sign up to receive assistance. Shelter types can include, open living spaces, recreational vehicles, land lots, or other dwellings. Shelters may be designated as long term “Destinations,” while others are designated as short term “Stations.” For instance, an overnight stay to accommodate a participant in transit would be considered a Station. Volunteers can sign up to provide other types of relief, such as offering guided tours to individuals who are relocating to a new area for the first time, as well as serving as a point of contact. Volunteers can also sign up to offer transportation assistance.
To be eligible to participate in the Mountain Alliance, you must be unvaccinated and willing to undergo screening at the discretion of the Volunteer Host.
Start with downloading the Mountain Alliance Form below. Read all instructions, and then submit the completed form.
A match is not guaranteed, but if a volunteer host resides in the area of destination, then a potential match can be made. The volunteer host can determine whether to accommodate the participant or not. Participants should include their target dates for the move, desired elevation level, and target destination on the form.
Individuals outside of the U.S. can also use the Mountain Alliance to seek relief in their own country, surrounding regions, or non-continental locations. But all international travel must comply with immigration and other applicable laws, and the matching process is subject to availability.
Please share the Mountain Alliance initiative with others, and always remember, to build community.
Love, Sara
