The First Church of Druwayu believes in a unique spiritual framework that includes one God and three Goddesses, spiritual entities known as Wights, revered individuals called Holy Ones, and cosmological principles referred to as the Drikeyu. Our beliefs emphasize creativity, curiosity, ethical growth, respect for diversity, and social integrity thereby combining principles of theology, philosophy and the sciences as an interconnected whole. We challenge deceptions and cultivate genuine friendships among our members, fostering an environment where ideas are valued and bold thinking is welcomed.

The First Church of Druwayu does not have an official stance on sex robots. We recognize that technology and human relationships are evolving, and we encourage thoughtful consideration and ethical discussions on such topics. Our primary concern is that any use of technology, including sex robots, should be guided by principles of consent, respect, and the well-being of all human individuals involved.

The First Church of Druwayu views marriage as a personal and individual choice. We do not impose specific doctrines or rituals related to marriage. Instead, we support the idea that relationships should be based on mutual respect, love, and understanding. Members are encouraged to define their own commitments and ceremonies in a way that aligns with their personal beliefs and values.

The First Church of Druwayu does not adhere to traditional sacred texts or holy books. Instead, our teachings and principles are documented in our bylaws, policies, and various writings by our founders and members that may be compiled into something like a holy book over time. We encourage continuous exploration and philosophical inquiry, allowing our beliefs to evolve with new insights and understandings.

The First Church of Druwayu embraces a progressive and open-minded stance on sex and sexuality. We believe in the importance of consent, respect, and mutual understanding in all sexual relationships. Our community values diversity and inclusivity, recognizing that sexuality is a natural and integral part of human experience. We encourage open dialogue and education on these topics to promote healthy and respectful relationships.

No. Druwayu is neither a media stunt nor a parody—it is a genuine new religious movement (NRM) with a structured framework, distinct principles, and a committed vision. We answer any important questions about this on our "WE'RE REAL" page. While some may perceive its emphasis on logic, humor, and absurdity as unconventional, Druwayu is founded on thoughtful philosophical exploration and a sincere dedication to spiritual and scientific inquiry. Our goal is to provide a meaningful path for those who resonate with its values, not to mock or deceive. If you have questions about its beliefs and foundations, we encourage you to explore our website and learn more.

The First Church of Druwayu has no official political alignment. Religion and politics have been tangled for far too long, often at the expense of genuine truth-seeking. Those who insist that everyone must fall into either extreme—Far Right or Far Left—are simply imposing their personal party claims on others. That kind of blind allegiance has no place here. What matters is policy and law over partisan loyalty. Identity-based politics and ideological purity tests are little more than overblown, childish distractions. Our official stance is clear: extremism and coercion are unacceptable—no matter the source. We will not support, however, blatant social/political deception/lies from anyone. Elections have winners and losers. That’s how democracy works. If your candidate loses, the majority has spoken. Accept reality and move forward. Truth doesn’t bend to tantrums. That is what Druwayu’s ethos of reason over irrationality is all about. Grow up, get over it and move on. That's life.

When a Drusidu representative officially recognizes a new branch of the Father Church, we will add it to our website’s directory. If you don’t see a branch in your area, that means none exist there yet. If you’re interested in establishing one, visit our Creating a Branch page for more information.

Druwayu stands apart by rejecting monopolization of spirituality and the misguided pursuit of control. Historically, civilizations have struggled with ownership, often lacking true civilization from a modern perspective. Many traditions demand spiritual and cultural stagnation, a relic of history that has led to harsh criticisms—something Druans, especially those with only a superficial understanding of Druwayu, should be mindful of. This Church does not seek to be the sole authority on culture or spirituality. Rather than indulging in unnecessary hierarchies or juvenile defiance against all authority, it balances structured clergy leadership with individual freedoms. This ensures meaningful, constructive change that benefits many, rather than a select few. We aim for a movement that is culturally, spiritually, socially, and politically engaged, welcoming those who share in this vision.

Druwayu does not impose mandatory rituals, but members are encouraged to engage in practices that hold personal meaning. Since rituals are typically self-composed, there is no singular “correct” way to perform them. This principle also applies to Druwayu’s festivals, observances, and holidays, which serve as contextual guides rather than rigid requirements. However, we strictly prohibit rites or ceremonies involving blood or the sacrifice of humans and animals, viewing such acts as cruel, primitive and unnecessary.

Yes and no. While anyone can access the information on our website and use the membership page to stay informed, we do not promote or market our religion to individuals under 18 years of age. Additionally, we do not acknowledge memberships or enter into any contractual agreements with minors. Druish clubs created by those under 18 will not be recognized as official branches of the Church.

We prioritize the privacy of our members and never disclose membership information to outside parties. Access to the membership database is strictly limited to the organization’s founders and is used solely by the First Church of Druwayu and its governing body, the Drusidu, in accordance with our Policies page. For added privacy, members can create an account using a public pseudonym.

If you want to donate financially, you can use our Donate link at any time. If its creative content, go to our Groups page and select Members Proposals. You can also create a group as a member for content that has yet to be created or add to information or discussions. You can also Contact Us at any time if you have a question you do not see answered somewhere on our website.

By registering as a member, you are automatically recognized as part of the Church and as a Druan. The benefits of membership depend on your level of involvement and personal goals. To stay informed, consider joining our mailing list. For a more engaged experience, you might explore establishing a congregation or club as an extension of our Church. Visit our Creating a Branch page to learn more.

Becoming a Druan is straightforward and free—there are no special requirements beyond fully exploring the information provided on our website. To register, visit the Members Page and select any registration button, or click Login at the top right of the site, which will also initiate registration. We strongly encourage you to familiarize yourself with our beliefs, review our Recommendations, and read through our Policies and Bylaws, which include our Constitution.

Get over it. We uphold freedom of expression, even when it challenges our culture, traditions, and beliefs. If criticism is constructive, we address it with clarity. If it is hostile or baseless, the best response is to ignore it or dismiss it as childish ignorance—willful or otherwise. Objective truth stands apart from personal opinion or claims, and our culture is defined by our teachings on the importance of honesty, integrity, and community—not by detractors. Jumping on the Perpetual Outrage bus is not only childish—it's annoying. Reacting emotionally or seeking validation contradicts our principles. Be the stronger one, laugh it off, refuse to be drawn into proxy outrage meant to justify false claims, and In short—move on and stay out of your own way. Your frustration, anger or other negative emotion is exactly what they are trying to feed off of.

We don’t give a shit. Language is a tool—intent and context matter. We’re not language police, and neither should you be. Profanity can serve clarity, emphasis, or humor, but if used for malice or deception, that’s where integrity comes in. Words don’t define us—actions do. And if every sentence is littered with profanity, that just signals weaker intellect. Some of the sharpest remarks don’t require it at all and in fact shows more maturity and higher intelligence. Overall, let's do more to stop promoting stupidity.

If your town or city is considering laws that may conflict with your rights as a Druan and member, it’s important to stay informed and assess the situation carefully. Many proposed laws never make it to a vote or enactment, especially if they raise constitutional concerns. This Church typically does not intervene in legislation that is still in discussion unless extraordinary circumstances arise that causes concern among current clergy members of the Drusidu. For members outside the Father Church’s state or country, local laws and cultural differences may shape how Druwayu is practiced or even allowed. If you’re facing potential restrictions, consider researching your local legal protections, seeking guidance from legal professionals, and connecting with other Druans for collective support. Engaging in respectful dialogue with policymakers or advocacy groups may also be useful in addressing concerns. If the situation escalates, you may want to reach out through official channels for advice on navigating challenges while maintaining your adherence to Druwayu’s principles and keep members informed truthfully by using the Groups section to Create a Post as Latest News.

We’re happy to assist if you are 18 years of age or older and your content is not directed at minors. Requests from students below the college level will be declined. Before reaching out, please review our site. If you have questions not addressed there, feel free to Contact Us, and allow sufficient time for us to prepare a response.

If you're a journalist, podcaster, or filmmaker seeking an interview, we welcome inquiries! To get started, visit our Contact page and submit a request with details about your platform and the topics you'd like to discuss. We prioritize serious inquiries that align with our mission and values. If approved, we will outline our expectations for the interview. Please note that we reserve the right to decline requests at our discretion.

For general inquiries, you can visit our Contact Us page. There, you will find a form to submit your questions or comments. We strive to respond to all inquiries in a timely manner. You can also reach out to us through our official social media channels.

If you encounter someone falsely claiming to represent the First Church of Druwayu, please report it to us immediately. You can do this by visiting our Contact Us page and providing details about the individual and the situation, including a snapshot of any conversations and clearly visible sender information. We take such matters seriously and will have it investigated to ensure the integrity and reputation of our Church is maintained. However, legal action is limited when such comes from sources outside of countries or cities where we have a presence. So do be mindful of that. If its an in person verbal claim, its simple enough to review this website while they are making their claims. Again, if you are not sure about their honesty go with your gut feeling and just not, let them make their claims and move on when its clear they are full of bullshit.

The First Church of Druwayu recognizes the power of social media as a tool for communication, education, and community building. We encourage responsible and respectful use of social media platforms. Members are advised to engage in positive interactions, avoid spreading misinformation, and respect the privacy and opinions of others. Social media should be used to promote community bonds, share knowledge, and promote the values of Druwayu. Setting aside times for individual or group contemplations and discussions are also encouraged.

Yes, the First Church of Druwayu allows members to create offers of online services and events such as live streams since we use this Online Church as our central hub. These include discussion groups, and special events. They must adhere, however, to all our policies, bylaws and constitution. Before events for online streams or podcasts, get permission first, especially if you are wishing to develop online shows regardless if they pertain to our religion or other subjects. We will then arrange a time for one of our available elders to review the content or observe the live events.

Fraudulent accounts and scams are common on social media. Unless you have asked for a rep of the Church itself, we won't randomly contact you out of the blue. Any referrals from members to others is often for those they already know to check out this website and join if interested. We only respond to direct inquiries and official posts, always linking to our Church's website. We never request personal or financial information through social media. Membership is, and has always been free with no initiations, special strings attached, or claims about some secret knowledge for exclusive paid members. We just don't do that. Our culture, tradition and religion is open and transparent. We respect members’ privacy; revealing their identity is their choice. Our Online Shop helps sustain and expand Church services. Your donations also help. If you receive an email, always verify the sender. When in doubt, ignore it. You can always Contact Us on our website or through one of our Social Media links, and any notices about events are publicly announced rather than sent to one's email unless it is requested.