Christian Conflict Resolution Rooted in Biblical Truth and Reconciliation
Helping Christians, churches, ministries, and organizations pursue truth, accountability, restoration, and peace through a structured faith-based process.
Guided Christian Mediation • Pastor Referrals • Formal Resolution Hearings When Needed
Choose Your Path
I Have a Dispute
Begin with a simple inquiry and learn whether CJS is the right fit.
I Am Responding to a Dispute
Learn how to respond to a dispute.
I Am a Pastor/Ministry Leader
Refer someone to CJS.
I Want to Help
Volunteer, donate, or partner with CJS.
Mediation First. Formal Hearing if Needed.
Many disputes can be addressed through honest conversation, guided reconciliation, prayerful reflection, repentance, forgiveness, and a written agreement. When informal mediation is not enough, CJS may provide a more structured faith-based dispute resolution process.
What Makes CJS Different
Christian Judicial System is built around a biblical view of truth, justice, accountability, reconciliation, and restoration. CJS does not replace the church, the civil courts, legal counsel, counseling, or emergency services. Instead, CJS offers a faith-based process for appropriate disputes where participants are willing to seek a Christian path forward.
CJS emphasizes:
- biblical truth and moral accountability;
- reconciliation when possible;
- voluntary participation;
- mediation before formal hearings when appropriate;
- written agreements or decisions when needed;
- respect for safety, fairness, consent, and proper boundaries.
How the Process Works
1. Start Here
Choose the path that fits your situation.
2. Safety & Fit Review
CJS reviews whether the matter is appropriate.
3. Intake Conversation
We gather basic information and explain next steps.
4. Respondent Invitation
The other party is invited to participate.
5. Christian Mediation
The parties first seek guided reconciliation.
6. Hearing if Needed
A formal hearing may follow if mediation does not resolve the dispute.
7. Agreement or Decision
The outcome may be documented in writing.
8. Follow-Up & Closure
CJS follows up and closes the matter responsibly.
What CJS Does and Does Not Do
CJS helps with:
- Christian mediation
- Church and ministry disputes
- Faith-based dispute resolution
- Reconciliation agreements
- Voluntary hearings
- Pastoral referral support
CJS does not provide:
- Emergency response
- Legal representation
- Civil court services
- Criminal investigation
- Crisis intervention
- Guaranteed outcomes
Important Notice
Christian Judicial System is not an emergency service, law firm, civil court, criminal investigation agency, or crisis-response organization. If anyone is in immediate danger, if abuse or criminal conduct is involved, or if there are urgent legal deadlines, please contact appropriate authorities or qualified legal counsel.