Re-Membering God's Children

Mission Statement

The God Box Foundation is a pioneering Pan-African interfaith and multifaith organization dedicated to embracing, celebrating, and promoting the spiritual and religious diversity of the Pan-African community.

Our mission is to provide a welcoming, loving, and respectful platform for Pan African religious and spiritual leaders and practitioners, scholars, theologians, and social justice activists from all Abrahamic traditions, African diasporic religions, African traditional/ancestral religions, and African spiritual belief systems to come together to share and express the richness of their faiths.

Through meaningful interfaith and multifaith dialogues, transformative interfaith/multi faith pilgrimages, and impactful interfaith/multi faith charitable and community service initiatives, we strive to foster unity, understanding, and empowerment within Pan-African communities both on the continent and throughout the diaspora.

This mission reflects our commitment to honoring the spiritual heritage of the Pan-African family while working collaboratively to create a more inclusive and compassionate future for humanity.

Vision Statement

Our vision is to foster reconciliation among Africans on the continent and in the diaspora—reconnecting with themselves, one another, and with God. By uniting the Pan-African world through intimate and sacred connections, we aim to break the chains of mutual suspicion, self-hatred, and social injustices that continue to burden the Pan-African family, paving the way for collective liberation, healing, and empowerment that benefits the world.

ABOUT THE GOD BOX FOUNDATION

Founded in 2017, The God Box Foundation (TGBF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization headquartered in New York, USA. Our focus on the Pan African family is not to exclude anyone —rather, our mission is rooted in fostering interfaith and multifaith connections across the Pan-African family through dialogue, service, and cultural engagement believing such particularity will create benevolent universal citizens. Hence our mottos "Re-Membering Gods Children" and "The Universal in Our Particular."

With a team of esteemed Pan-African religious and spiritual scholars and practitioners, we facilitate meaningful interfaith and multifaith dialogues, mobilize resources—both financial and material—to support underserved communities, schools, and orphanages, and organize transformative spiritual tours and traditional ceremonies in Ghana and other parts of Africa through our partnership with God Box Tours.

Our Ghana branch works in close collaboration with religious and spiritual communities, organizations, and institutions across the country. Recognizing Ghana as the "Gateway to Africa," our efforts are anchored in Ghana and extend to other African nations, building bridges that connect the Pan-African family across the continent and the diaspora.

We are always eager to explore partnerships and collaborations. If you or your community are interested in joining us in these efforts to reconnect and uplift the Pan-African family, we invite you to contact our team to discuss the possibilities. Together, we can make a meaningful impact.

AN INVITATION TO PARTNER ON A JOURNEY OF RECONCILIATION AND HEALING

At The God Box Foundation (TGBF), we proudly stand as a Pan-African organization dedicated to celebrating and uplifting the Pan-African family. However, our commitment to self-love and cultural pride does not equate to exclusion or dismissal of others. We wholeheartedly welcome partnerships with individuals and groups from diverse backgrounds, including white ethnic religious and spiritual leaders, scholars, practitioners, social activists, organizations, schools, and interfaith or multifaith institutions.

While many of our offering's center on the experiences and legacies of the Pan-African family, we recognize that the journey of reconciliation and healing extends beyond these boundaries. We invite those who may not be descendants of enslaved ancestors from the Atlantic Slave Trade—but instead descend from the enslavers or share a deeper connection to humanity’s African origins—to join and support us.

TGBF curates Interfaith/Multifaith dialogues, bespoke spiritual and religious tours, reconciliation experiences, and traditional ceremonies and community engagement and receives charity/donations from white ethnic participants seeking to reconnect with their African roots. These interfaith/Multifaith dialogues, curated spiritual journeys and community engagement with the Pan African family are for those desiring to confront historical legacies, release the weight of guilt, and move toward a shared healing. We believe that the transformative power of repentance, forgiveness, and reconciliation—core tenets of liberation—can bridge divides and foster profound personal and communal growth.

If this mission and mandate for TGBF resonates with you, we invite you to join us on a spiritual journey of healing and discovery. Together, we can uncover paths to reconciliation and liberation in ways beyond what we can imagine.

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