In a world where polarization, persecution, and political oppression continue to rise, the freedom of religious belief remains one of the most threatened yet foundational human rights. At Intermissions International Commission, we affirm that the right to believe freely and without fear is not only a civil liberty but a divine entitlement. Rooted in our commitment to truth, justice, and spiritual dignity, we stand at the forefront of the global movement to defend, advocate for, and uphold the freedom of faith for all people.
Freedom of religion is more than the ability to attend a place of worship or profess a creed. It is the sacred right of every individual to:
This freedom encompasses both the right to worship and the right not to be compelled to believe. It is the shield against tyranny, the refuge for the conscience, and the doorway to true reconciliation among peoples of different tradition
Our Conviction: Freedom Rooted in Faith
Intermissions is founded upon the prophetic belief that every human being bears the image of Yahuah, and thus, deserves to be treated with dignity, respect, and moral agency. Our mission to defend religious freedom is grounded not in politics—but in spiritual responsibility.
We believe that:
Yahusha Himself modeled this freedom when He spoke the truth in love and invited—never coerced—His followers. That example remains our guide.
Millions around the world are denied this basic freedom. From Christians in conflict zones, to indigenous believers silenced by colonial systems, to minority faiths restricted by legal oppression, the reality is sobering:
This is not just injustice. It is a spiritual emergency. And Intermissions is responding.
Intermissions International Commission defends the freedom of religious belief through four core strategies:
We engage with international bodies, human rights forums, and local governments to raise awareness, influence policy, and ensure legal protections for religious minorities.
Through seminars, publications, and training programs, we teach communities—especially youth—about the value of religious liberty and how to stand for it without violence or hatred.
In high-risk zones, we provide support to persecuted believers through legal aid, relocation assistance, emergency relief, and trauma care—ensuring they are never abandoned.
We convene leaders from diverse backgrounds to foster respectful engagement, correct misunderstandings, and build bridges of peace where division once ruled.
Both international law and spiritual truth affirm our position. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights states:
“Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion…”
Both heaven and earth mandate us to defend this liberty with courage, compassion, and conviction.
Join the Movement
You don’t have to be a lawyer or activist to make a difference. You can help protect religious freedom by:
Freedom of belief should not be a privilege for the few—it is a right for all. Together, we can ensure that every person has the right to worship, to seek truth, and to live their faith without fear.
