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One body. Many offerings.
Saba Cooperative is an interfaith spiritual cooperative under 508(c)(1)(a). We hold space for ministries, missions, education, tools, and community projects — and for the infrastructure that helps people build healthier, self-governing communities where they live. Temple and Pneuma live on thesabacooperative.com; S2 Arts Lab tooling stays on s2artslab.com.
Interfaith means no single required creed. Each affiliated offering keeps its own leadership, finances, and direction.
Technology, governance, education, music, AI, legal advocacy, and local collaboration — in service of regenerative community and the spiritual missions inside it.
What we build
Spiritual & interfaith
Saba is an interfaith spiritual organization. Our work includes contemplative practice, interfaith dialogue, entheogenic ministry where lawful, facilitator training, land stewardship, and the tools communities use to organize themselves.
Affiliated offerings are auxiliary missions of the cooperative body. They stay legally and financially independent, and align with shared values: spiritual freedom, ecological responsibility, reciprocity, and non-aggression.
Cooperative container
Saba uses a distributed congregational model. Each ministry or mission governs itself. The cooperative offers affiliation, shared values, and visibility — not control of your project, beliefs, or finances.
Legal standing
Saba is organized under 508(c)(1)(a) as an interfaith religious organization with auxiliary missions. Affiliation does not merge your offering into Saba’s governance or finances.
Legal standing & spiritual character →
Saba Cooperative is an interfaith spiritual cooperative under 508(c)(1)(a) that hosts ministries, missions, education, and community infrastructure for regenerative, self-governing communities. Temple and Pneuma are ministry fronts on thesabacooperative.com — temple.thesabacooperative.com and pneuma.thesabacooperative.com — distinct from S2 Arts Lab tooling on s2artslab.com. Affiliated offerings keep their own leadership, finances, and direction. Saba offers partnership and shared visibility, not control of your project, beliefs, or finances.Frequently asked questions
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A 508(c)(1)(a) interfaith body for ministries, missions, and community work — without requiring you to form a separate nonprofit or adopt a corporate structure that doesn’t fit.
You handle your own reporting and stay in integrity with the law for how your offering operates.What Saba is (and isn’t)
Affiliation does not make your offering tax-exempt or legally “covered” by Saba. Each circle or ministry remains responsible for its own work — spiritually, legally, and financially. You may leave or change affiliation at any time.Independence & responsibility
Affiliated offerings keep their own brand and direction. Saba offers partnership and shared visibility — not control of your project, beliefs, or finances.
Visibility & partnership
No cost to join. If you use the cooperative’s support and receive compensation for your offering, we ask that you contribute back when able. You keep ownership of your ministry. You name your offering. You define your way within the law.Community & reciprocity
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