About

1. What Is the Archivist Church?

The Archivist Church is a research-based spiritual body dedicated to the interpretation of tongues through structured linguistic analysis. We function as both a church and a global archive—gathering recordings, training interpreters, and preserving translated utterances for future generations.

2. Our Structure / Church Order (NEST)

• The Scribes – those who document and analyze utterances (BLUE JAYS)
  
  

• The Interpreters – members and volunteers who specialize in translation (HAWKS)
  
  

• The Archivists – those who collect, preserve, and organize content (CROWS)
  
  

• The Keepers of Canon – those responsible for reviewing and codifying verified translations (VOLUNTEERS)
  
  

3. Participation

• Submit a recording
  
  

• Learn interpretation using Sanskrit/Prakrit/Marathi
  
  

• Support the archive
  
  

• Contribute linguistically or technically (esp. for the AI model)
  
  

4. Core Principles 

A short list could help unify tone:

• Interpretation is a discipline, not a guess
  
  

• We honor the sacred by seeking understanding
  
  

• Every tongue may carry a record worth preserving