Association of the Servants of Akua

Association of the Servants of Akua
Motto	"May Akua fill our cups"
Formation	10/14/1935
Founder	Øyvind Erdahl, Tiril Strande, Marlène Baudelaire, Marlène Baudelaire
Type	Religious Organization
Purpose	Promotion of Akuanist Temples and way of life
Headquarters	Mandagot, People Republic of the Miqo'te, Federation of the Southern Coast
Services	Creation of bars and distilleries
Head Councilor	Sarah Poullain

Association of the Servants of Akua, acts as non-profit organization which provides financial, material and legal assistance to shrines relating to Akuanism. The Association also maintains a registry of all known shrines relating to Akua regardless if they receive funding from the organization or not. In addition they have created of classification system of shrines showing type of spirit and the current state of the shrine.

There are many different types of shrines which cause much debate among theologists however the Association uses only three different terms.

Sainthood refers to a shrine that's reserved for the worshipping/respecting a saint.

Nature category is used for when a shrine is worshiping/respecting a spirit from nature.

Mystical is one of the least used types, mostly due the perception of non-Akuanists causing controversy with the term. It's used for supernatural, otherworldly and demonic worship spirits. It's seen as a important duty for Akuanists to keep such spirits in their shrines by performing rituals and place, a duty seem to the mocking others.

Grade/Status uses a F- to A+ grade scale, which rates the shrine structural needs and capacity to serve.

Registry of Shrines
Name of the Shrine	Type	Status	Primary Spirit Inhabitant	Location
Temple of Saint Lilith	Sainthood	F-	Saint Lilith	Nystatiszna, Newport
Shrine of Borea	Nature	A+	Spirit of Borea	Nystatiszna
Nys'tor Shrine	Nature	B	Lunstschatra's Spirit	Lunstschatra Mountains
Vorangekra Shrine	Mystical	C+	Akua	Erith, West Borea Federation