A Sorority Who
Partners With God
to Bring His
Daughters to Himself
Kappa Tau Theta is not a club to join. It is a conversation about who you have always been. One woman at a time.
Reconciliation. Redemption.
Identity. Unity. Truth.
Kappa Tau Theta
Kingdom Sorority
Kappa Tau Theta was not born from strategy. She was not brainstormed in a boardroom or assembled as a branding opportunity. She was God's original idea, introduced to 15 women after a transformative retreat in June of 2021.
"We were invited into something holy — not to fix what was broken, but to reveal what has been true all along."
Those 15 women did not set out to form a sorority. For many of them, the word itself carried conflict — spiritual, emotional, cultural. But God was doing something redemptive, and He was not asking for comfort. He was asking for a yes.
Our goal has never been and will never be about creating something to belong to. It is about being reminded of Who we have always belonged to — and where we've always belonged: with our Father.
How We Operate
- 1We are the sorority partnered with God to reconcile His daughters to Him.
- 2The term "sorority" belongs to God. We are partnered with Him to redeem and reclaim it.
- 3We are not a secret society.
- 4Sisterhood is the by-product of our assignment — not the product.
- 5Kappa Tau Theta does not give us identity. Our Father does.
- 6Every woman is our sister because every woman belongs to God.
- 7We don't recruit. Our conversations lead to identity, not sorority.
The Letters Are the Vehicle,
Not the Destination
In order to redeem a thing, you have to have created it, been part of it, or otherwise experienced it. We are here to redeem sorority and reclaim sister-culture. The Greek letters are intentional — they start conversations, draw attention, and create the opening for redemption.
The letters give us a way to be proactive in starting conversations about who we are and what we are here to do.
The letters bring attention to the organization so that, while people are looking, they are positioned to see authentic sisterhood.
Our aim is to redeem sisterhood and sorority culture through these conversations and by establishing our own narrative. As Kingdom people, we redeem all the things.
"I have become all things to all people so that by all possible means I might save some."
1 Corinthians 9:22 — The posture of Kappa Tau ThetaWhat Drives Everything We Do
Our mission and vision are not aspirational statements. They are the operating reality of every interaction, event, and relationship inside KTTheta.
Reconcile God's daughters back to His heart and empower them to do the same for others.
Unified, bold, courageous, and active women of God moving as a united front to take the gospel of reconciliation to the world.
What We Value
Our interest is in the King's agenda moving throughout the earth. Our desire is to be active partners and participants in the move of God.
We want every woman we engage to know her Kingdom identity fully and be confident in it — such that her spiritual and natural gifts are always on display.
We resist division and function fully in our role as reconcilers — taking on the same oneness as the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
We present the truth of who God is, His identity in and through us, and how He desires to partner with us on this earth.
Who We Are & Who We Aren't
Because the Greek letters carry assumptions, we want to be clear and direct about what Kappa Tau Theta is — and what it is not.
- Daughters of God embracing other daughters of God
- Welcoming women from all parts of the world into sisterhood grounded in Him
- Leveraging who God has called us to be to build other women toward the same
- The sorority who partners with God to bring His daughters to Himself
- An organized, registered corporation headquartered in the state of Alabama
- Open to women of all backgrounds — not exclusive to college graduates or any ethnicity
- We are not a secret society
- We do not haze, belittle, or harass God's daughters
- We are not a "Christian alternative" to other organizations — we are one of a kind
- We do not recruit through secret rituals or alienate through secret practices
- We are not exclusive to college graduates
- We are not only for women of color
Frequently Asked Questions
We get asked these often. We welcome the questions — they give us an opportunity to establish our own narrative.
No. We are not a secret society. We have no allegiance to the Greek god or goddess pantheon. Nothing about KTTheta is secret or done in secret.
The word "sorority" comes from the Middle Latin word sororitas, which means sisterhood. We are definitely that. We are also an organized, registered corporation headquartered in Alabama.
We do not. Our connection and oneness come from our relationships with God. We establish genuine connections through our mutual identities as His daughters — not through secret rituals.
It is impossible to "pledge" KTTheta because we don't ask you to pledge allegiance to any Greek god or to the organization itself. We do have a membership process — focused on God, purpose rediscovery, and identity.
We are not an "alternative" and we do not position ourselves as one. We are one of a kind. There is no other organization like Kappa Tau Theta. Period.
Because this model didn't exist. Our aim is to reintroduce God's daughter to His heart and equip her to rediscover her purpose and destiny. Those things together create a woman who changes the world — one woman at a time.
"Before Kappa Tau Theta, I typically limited myself to no more than three female friends at a time. Here, there's a genuine thread of sisterhood that's been lovingly and intentionally woven into the community. There's no drama, no judgment, no gossip — just love, acceptance, and peace. For the first time in a long time, I feel safe and seen in a circle of women."
Is This Where You Belong?
Every conversation starts with curiosity. If something in you is stirring, we'd love to hear from you.
Let us know you're interested. Our conversations lead to identity — not just membership. The next step is simply a conversation.