The Dominionite Movement is a religious sect within mainstream Judaism founded by Steven D. Brock and rooted in the Torah mandate of Genesis 1:26, “Let them have dominion.” Dominionites understand this declaration not as authority over people, but as sacred responsibility over one’s life, one’s choices, one’s community, and the world entrusted to humanity.

While firmly grounded in Jewish tradition and Torah living, the Dominionite Movement affirms that the mandate of dominion was not given to one people alone. It was given to all humanity. Dominion was not assigned to Jew nor to Gentile, but to humankind itself. For this reason, the Dominionite path honors the dignity, value, and potential of every person, and welcomes individuals from all walks of life who are committed to living with responsibility, integrity, and purpose. 

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For Dominionites, faith is not confined to moments of worship alone. It is expressed through daily living, ethical leadership, economic responsibility, family stability, education, and community development. Dominion is practiced through discipline, accountability, productivity, and service, reflecting the belief that spiritual identity must be visible in practical conduct.

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Founded upon the principle that humanity was created in the Divine image and entrusted with stewardship, the Dominionite Movement teaches that every person carries both dignity and duty. Spiritual growth and social contribution are inseparable, and devotion to God must be demonstrated through action, not intention alone.

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