The Archivist Church advances the academic study of glossolalia as a linguistic, historical, and spiritual phenomenon. We approach the gift of tongues not as random utterance, but as an uncharted linguistic system — one that carries vestiges of ancient Indo-Aryan speech and preserves fragments of a forgotten celestial record.
Our mission is to unite theology, linguistics, and cognitive science in the systematic decoding of this sacred language. Through rigorous transcription, comparative philology, and digital corpus analysis, we seek to reveal its structure, meaning, and continuity across cultures.
We believe that understanding the tongue is not a matter of faith alone but of scholarship: an academic pursuit that bridges the spiritual and the empirical. By documenting, analyzing, and interpreting glossolalic speech, we aim to establish a new field of study — dedicated to preserving humanity’s oldest dialogue with the Divine.