KRST UNIVERSAL TEMPLE
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Established
KRST Universal Temple was founded May 2000. Today, many people in the Afrikan American community in the United States of America (AUSA) are searching for a place that cares about them and appreciates them for who they are and whose they are. A place that welcomes them as they are and helps them grow both mentally and spiritually. In other words, they are looking for a place where Love is Real, applied Knowledge is Power, and Truth is The Way. We invite you to come join us, to see andto experience the presence of God, in an environment where our Afrikan American Culture and our Afrikan Ancestors are uplift ed and honored. Krst Universal Temple is a place where God and the Ancestors are given the praise and the Glory.- Baba Derrick Jackson, Temple Pastor
The temple logo was designed by Shevohn Floyd as a young child at the temple and Baba Sietu Amenwahsu.
Temple Logo Symbology:
- Ma'atian feathers - truth, justice, righteousness, harmony, balance, order, propriety and reciprocity
- Ankh - represents the balance of the masculine and feminine principles in the creation of life
- Eye of Heru - ancient Kemetic symbol representing the God of Light
- Triangle - represents the pyramids of ancient Egypt
- Colors - black, the presence of all colors and the colors of the rainbow
- Circle - 360 degrees; the circle of life
Our way
KRST Universal Temple is not just a sanctuary, but a family where people of Afrikan ancestry can come and manifest their higher selves through self-realization or being able to reach the power and passion of one’s God-given potential. Here at this Temple we create the spaces where your God-given potential is nurtured, nourished, provided for and protected.
KRST Universal Temple is an Afrikan centered faith based organization created to help individuals, families and communities to achieve their full spiritual, economic, social and educational potential. We are a part of a living process that believes in “Dynamic Cultural and Spiritual Empowerment.” Temple members are committed to the preservation of Spiritual enlightenment, education and dissemination of information concerning our Afrikan ancestry. This is promoted through the teachings of the oneness of God as we follow the Ma’atian Way (The Way of Truth).