Kappa Tau Theta is a Sorority Who Partners With God to Bring His Daughters to Himself
Commonly Asked Questions
about Kappa Tau Theta Kingdom Sorority
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Are you a secret society?
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Are you a ‘real’ sorority?
No, we are NOT a secret society. We have no allegiance to or "mentors" from the Greek god/goddess pantheon. Nothing about KTTheta is secret or is done in secret.
Indeed! The word "sorority" comes from the Middle Latin word sororitas, which means "sisterhood". We are definitely that. And, we are an organized and registered corporation headquartered in the state of Alabama.
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Do you have a call and hand sign like other sororities?
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What do you have to do to pledge Kappa Tau Theta?
We do not. Our connection and oneness are the result of our relationships with God. We do not seek to recruit women through secret ritual or alienate others because of secret rituals. Our desire is to establish genuine connections through our mutual identities as God’s daughters.
It is impossible to “pledge” KTTheta because we don’t ask you to pledge your life or allegiance to any Greek god/goddess or to the organization itself (which is what it traditionally means to ‘pledge’). We do have a membership process that is focused on God and you & God. It’s your jumpstart to purpose rediscovery and identity immersion!
Are you a Christian alternative to traditional organizations?
What’s the point of starting a new sorority?
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We are not an “alternative” neither do we intend to position ourselves as a “Christian alternative” to secret societies or traditional greek-lettered organizations. We are one of a kind and confident in our contention that there is no other organization like Kappa Tau Theta. Period.
Kappa Tau Theta is #TotallyDifferent. As a community, our aim is to reintroduce God’s daughters to His heart and His love for them while also equipping them to rediscover their purpose and destiny. Those things coupled together create an unstoppable woman who changes the world. That’s our goal: to change the world, one woman at a time. So we had to start KTTheta; this model didn’t exist until we did.