Faith Frontier Ecclesiastical Trust is a religious-purpose trust with an issued EIN. It holds the name, tools, and future acquisitions of Faith Frontier so that sanctuary, agrarian, and justice work remain protected for public benefit. Every activity is documented so that partners, regulators, and neighbors can trace how assets are stewarded and how spiritual intent stays within the boundaries of civil law.
Mission lock
- Dedicated to sanctuary, work, hospitality, agriculture, and legal empowerment for New Jersey residents.
- No gambling, predatory finance, or exploitative uses are allowed on trust-held properties or brands.
- A 100-year dedication ensures that sites like Tillerstead Sanctuary remain focused on mercy, work, and lawful community support.
Governance
- Trustee: Devon Tyler serves as founding trustee.
- Advisory roles (to be built as the sanctuary grows):
- Ecclesiastical and pastoral advisors
- Community advisors rooted in Atlantic City and across New Jersey
- Trade and workforce advisors
- Ethics and compliance advisors for legal and financial integrity
Compliance and transparency
The Trust operates within New Jersey and federal law, even as it remains ecclesiastical in nature. Intellectual property and assets are held for public benefit, and partnerships will be documented through transparent agreements.
- No legal services are offered; counsel is engaged through separate, written agreements when required.
- All filings, licenses, and corporate records are maintained for inspection so third parties can verify status rather than rely on private assertions.
- Ecclesiastical aims inform conscience and conduct, but do not displace court authority or statutory requirements.
By keeping faith aims and civil obligations clearly separated, the Trust invites accountability, reduces alter-ego risk, and makes it easier for outside partners to validate that stewardship remains lawful.
For the site vision this governance supports, read the Tillerstead Sanctuary masterplan.