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1. Acceptance and purpose

By accessing or using this site, and by affirmatively acknowledging these policies through the cookie banner, you agree to these Terms and Conditions and acknowledge the disclosed audit logging. Convergence Quotient 45 provides faith centered educational, reflective, and personal development content. The materials support reflection and planning and do not create a professional, pastoral, medical, mental health, legal, financial, or fiduciary relationship.

2. Responsible use

You agree to use the site lawfully, respectfully, and solely for personal or otherwise expressly authorized purposes. You remain responsible for choices made in response to reflective content and for seeking qualified support when your circumstances call for professional care.

3. Assessments and results

Convergence Q45 scores, profiles, prompts, maps, statements, and suggested actions are reflective tools. They carry no diagnostic, predictive, clinical, vocational, or theological guarantee. Results may change as understanding and circumstances develop.

4. Intellectual property and protected system

The Convergence Q45 name, nine area and five stage framework, 45 point structure, terminology, scoring and assessment methods, profiles, maps, prompts, Convergence Statements, exercises, written materials, digital book, visual designs, images, user flows, arrangement, presentation, source materials, and site content are proprietary and protected by applicable intellectual property, contract, and unfair competition laws. Access grants a limited, revocable, nonexclusive, nontransferable license for personal use within this site.

5. Prohibited replication and reverse engineering

You may not use the site, content, framework, outputs, or access to build, commission, assist, train, validate, or improve another assessment, website, application, program, course, book, platform, product, service, framework, or experience that copies, recreates, imitates, substitutes for, competes with, derives from, or is substantially similar to Convergence Q45. You may not reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, decode, translate, trace, probe, map, benchmark, scrape, crawl, extract, reconstruct, discover, or attempt to discover the underlying ideas, structure, sequence, scoring, logic, prompts, methods, source code, data models, visual system, or operation of Convergence Q45. You may not bypass access controls, use automated collection tools, create derivative works, remove ownership notices, or enable another person or system to perform any prohibited activity. Prior express written permission from the owner is required for every use beyond the limited personal license.

6. Security and activity audit log

The site maintains an essential audit log for security, integrity, misuse prevention, intellectual property protection, incident investigation, service administration, and legal compliance. The log may record the available Internet Protocol address, UTC date and time of occurrence and receipt, session identifier, requested route, referrer origin, browser and device information, viewport, language, policy interaction, page visibility, client error, and the type and identifier of activated or changed components. The log excludes the substantive text a visitor enters into reflective fields. Visitors acknowledge that technical conditions such as browser restrictions, transmission interruption, service outage, or unavailable network headers may affect the completeness or precision of an individual record.

7. Permanent participant state and administrator access

Eligible text entries, selections, checkboxes, radio choices, progress, and interactive records are saved to the authenticated participant’s central record so they can be restored and reviewed. Authorized administrators can access these records for participant service, continuity, safeguarding, quality oversight, privacy administration, security, agreement enforcement, and legal compliance. Passwords, authentication secrets, and file-input contents are excluded from the general interface-state service. Research, publication, publicity, testimony, and artificial intelligence model development require the applicable separate permission and governance pathway.

8. Availability and limitation

Features and content may evolve. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the site and content are provided as available. The owner and contributors are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or lost opportunity damages arising from site use.

9. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, without regard to conflict of law principles.

10. Dispute resolution

Any dispute, claim, or controversy arising from or relating to this site, its content, or these terms will proceed first through good faith negotiation, then mediation, then binding arbitration. Court and jury proceedings are waived to the fullest extent permitted by law. All dispute resolution is confidential and can be done asynchronously, remotely, and virtually. The parties will cooperate in selecting a neutral mediator or arbitrator and a practical remote process.

11. Severability

If one provision is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue in effect.

Operator and role attribution

Convergence Q45 is a founder led Christian formation initiative. Dr. Brown Cares LLC operates this website, supplies platform administration, licenses site materials within its authority, and controls the account and operational data described in the Privacy Policy. A feature specific notice, registration, research disclosure, payment page, event notice, or signed agreement may identify another authorized licensor, research sponsor, event host, collaborator, or payment recipient for that defined activity.

Complimentary and promotional access

Complimentary access supplied by Dr. Brown Cares LLC is a promotional benefit. Eligibility remains within its sole discretion. Access is personal, revocable, nonexclusive, and nontransferable and may not be sold, assigned, sublicensed, pledged, or exchanged. Premium features remain excluded unless expressly included. Dr. Brown Cares LLC may modify available features, replace an experience, or discontinue an offering. Complimentary access ends upon account closure, violation of platform rules, expiration of the stated benefit, or conclusion of the collaboration, workshop, cohort, organization relationship, or pathway through which the benefit arose. It creates no ownership interest and has no cash value.

Complete intellectual property perimeter

Dr. Brown Cares LLC and the identified rights holders own or hold rights in the protectable software, source code, object code, algorithms, artificial intelligence systems, models, prompts, system instructions, workflows, templates, databases, data structures, taxonomies, APIs, analytics, evaluation methods, educational materials, presentations, demonstrations, recordings, reports, graphics, visualizations, branding, documentation, improvements, derivative works, training materials, methodologies, specifications, know-how, and trade secrets. Access, participation, feedback, downloads, demonstrations, and use transfer no ownership. Educational materials may be updated, replaced, or removed. Redistribution, republication, incorporation into a commercial product, and creation of derivative works require prior written permission from the applicable rights holder.

Feedback and improvements

Feedback, suggestions, ideas, issue reports, and accessibility observations may be reviewed, analyzed, aggregated, reproduced, adapted, used to create derivative improvements, incorporated into current or future offerings, and used to commercialize resulting improvements. Feedback creates no ownership interest, royalty, compensation, approval right, or required attribution for the person submitting it. The submitter remains responsible for holding the rights and permissions needed for submitted material.

Beta, pilot, and evolving features

Beta, pilot, experimental, preview, early access, and developing features may change without notice. Interfaces, workflows, eligibility, storage, data models, and functionality may change; features may become unavailable; and bugs, inaccuracies, interruptions, compatibility limits, and security limitations may exist. Participants should preserve independent copies of material they need and avoid reliance upon developing functionality for consequential decisions. Uptime, continuity, compatibility, support, and data preservation are not guaranteed. Services are supplied as available and as provided to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Evaluation, research, and publications

Ordinary platform use, operational analytics, voluntary feedback, program evaluation, and formal research remain distinct activities. Formal research participation is voluntary and may be declined without affecting ordinary platform use, except when a particular complimentary pilot expressly requires designated feedback activities disclosed before enrollment. Research may require separate informed consent, protocol, agreement, authorization, institutional review board review, or other ethics oversight. Withdrawal terms and limits concerning information already analyzed will appear in the applicable research materials.

Under applicable governance, Dr. Brown Cares LLC or the identified research sponsor may publish aggregated findings, deidentified analyses, software validation, workflow studies, and implementation studies. Participant identity and participating organization identity require appropriate permission before disclosure. Identifiable information requires appropriate authorization. Authorship and publication decisions remain under the identified sponsor or publisher's control unless a separate signed writing provides otherwise.

Events, recordings, publicity, and working groups

Event schedules, speakers, formats, locations, capacity, eligibility, and content may change. Registration or access may be limited, canceled, or terminated for operational, safety, legal, or conduct reasons. Events may be recorded after appropriate notice and consent where required. Recordings supplied outside the platform remain property of Dr. Brown Cares LLC or the identified rights holder. Attendee recording requires prior permission. Redistribution, republication, editing, and commercial use are prohibited without permission. Recordings may be removed and access may expire.

Dr. Brown Cares LLC may identify the existence of a collaboration, participating organization, educational initiative, event, or working group when the governing arrangement permits it. Individual names, photographs, testimonials, logos, and quotations require appropriate permission. Working group members, facilitators, hosts, leaders, moderators, participants, and guests must preserve assigned roles, confidentiality, consent, intellectual property rights, lawful conduct, respectful communication, and accurate attribution. Harassment, impersonation, credential sharing, unauthorized surveillance, unauthorized recording, scraping, malware, infringement, and disclosure of another person's private information are prohibited.

Artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence outputs are informational and may be inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, biased, or unsuitable for a participant's context. Participants remain responsible for independent judgment and qualified professional review where professional judgment is relevant. Models, workflows, features, and limitations continually evolve. Passwords, protected health information, confidential research information, another person's private information, and material a participant lacks permission to process should remain outside general purpose inputs.

Security authority

Dr. Brown Cares LLC may monitor security events, investigate suspected misuse, preserve evidence, apply legal holds, require multifactor authentication, modify security controls, restrict roles or features, suspend accounts, terminate suspicious activity, and close access when reasonably connected to security, privacy, legal compliance, community protection, or platform integrity.

Relationship and professional boundaries

Participation creates no expectation of grant funding, employment, compensation, partnership, joint venture, agency, franchise, fiduciary relationship, endorsement, ownership interest, or authority to bind Dr. Brown Cares LLC. Educational and platform content supplies no medical, mental health, legal, accounting, tax, investment, or other professional advice and establishes no physician patient, therapist patient, attorney client, adviser client, or other professional relationship.

Warranties, liability, and indemnification

The website, services, materials, assessments, communities, events, recordings, integrations, artificial intelligence features, beta features, and third party links are supplied as available and as provided to the fullest extent permitted by law. Warranties that may lawfully be disclaimed, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, accuracy, uninterrupted availability, security, and noninfringement, are disclaimed. Liability for direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, punitive, lost data, lost opportunity, and lost profit damages is limited to the fullest extent permitted by law, subject to mandatory rights and exclusions.

Each user shall indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Dr. Brown Cares LLC, its affiliates, Dr. Sherry-Ann Brown in her applicable capacities, the platform owner and administrators, and their officers, directors, personnel, contractors, licensors, service providers, representatives, successors, and assigns from claims arising from the user's account, credentials, content, conduct, use, misuse, unlawful activity, infringement, agreement violation, privacy or data practices, recording, redistribution, interactions, equipment, or linked services, to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Suspension, termination, and effect

Dr. Brown Cares LLC may suspend or terminate accounts, complimentary access, invitations, event registrations, working group participation, community access, beta access, or research participation, subject to applicable research consent requirements. Termination ends the relevant license, complimentary access, future participation rights, and access to downloads that were not previously authorized. Intellectual property protections, confidentiality duties, accrued payment duties, feedback permissions, indemnification, disclaimers, limitations of liability, dispute resolution, and provisions intended by their nature to continue survive termination.

General provisions

These terms, the Privacy Policy, the Cookies Policy, feature specific notices, and applicable signed agreements form the entire agreement for their respective subject matter. A signed agreement controls a direct conflict for its defined scope. Amendments require a writing or authorized electronic update, with renewed acknowledgment where required. Electronic signatures and acceptance are effective. Failure to enforce a provision is no waiver. Users may not assign access or duties without written permission. Dr. Brown Cares LLC may assign these terms through a lawful reorganization, financing, sale, transfer, or service transition. Neither party is responsible for delay caused by events beyond reasonable control, subject to duties preserved by law. Notices may be supplied through the account, site, email, or contact pathway. Users must comply with applicable export control and sanctions laws. Headings support navigation. Counterparts and electronic copies are effective for signed agreements. Wyoming law governs, and any court proceeding that remains legally applicable will occur in an appropriate state or federal court located in Ohio unless mandatory law requires another venue.

1. Information covered

Convergence Q45 handles profile information, account identity, communications preferences, voluntarily submitted messages, assessment responses, interactive experience progress, calculated results, consent choices, security records, and technical activity information.

2. Central participant records

Authenticated reflections, assessments, checklists, journals, game progress, saved pathways, formation plans, FieldLab sessions, personal design workbooks, entered form state, selected boxes and circles, and reading progress create durable account linked records. Purpose specific forms retain their submitted records, while eligible unfinished fields are also saved centrally for continuity across signed in devices. Passwords, authentication secrets, file inputs, and fields expressly excluded for safety are not copied into the general interface-state record.

3. Analytics and research

Administrator analytics summarize participation, completion, saves, returns, timing, routes, component activity, response counts, gifts, strengths, evidence dimensions, formation movement, FieldLab use, and experience use. Authorized administrators can review protected participant records and the permanent audit ledger according to role and purpose. Quality assurance and research permissions remain governed separately where those purposes apply. Research exports use coded participant identifiers and exclude profile contact fields under applicable ethics review, governance, access controls, and reporting standards.

4. Security activity

Security and audit records can include the available Internet Protocol address, UTC date and time, session identifier, route, event type, component identifier, outcome, consent state, referrer origin, browser and device information, viewport, language, and limited technical metadata. Audit events record component identity and event state but do not duplicate substantive free form content into the routine audit log.

5. Uses and sharing

Information supports account services, cross device continuity, participant records, centralized analytics, security, misuse prevention, accessibility, operational diagnosis, quality assurance, consent administration, legal compliance, and authorized research. Hosting, database, security, analytics, and professional providers can handle information for these purposes under appropriate obligations.

6. Choices and rights

Participants can access individual records where provided, manage communications permissions, decline optional quality assurance or research uses, and request applicable access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, portability, or withdrawal. Identity verification, lawful exceptions, record integrity requirements, and applicable retention duties can shape a request.

7. Retention and safeguards

Records are retained according to operational, security, consent, research governance, legal, and dispute management needs, then deleted or deidentified under applicable schedules. Administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards are applied in proportion to the information handled.

8. Children and updates

The adult assessment is directed to adults. Child facing experiences use trusted adult guidance and minimal child data. This policy can be updated as services, governance, and legal requirements develop.

Information sources and recipients

Information may come directly from participants, authorized organizations, workshop or event integrations, authentication and hosting systems, device and browser requests, security systems, and service providers. Authorized hosting, storage, authentication, database, security, communications, analytics, event, payment, accessibility, narration, translation, and professional providers may receive information solely for approved functions under applicable safeguards. Information may also be disclosed at a participant's direction, during a lawful organizational transaction, to protect rights or safety, or when law requires it.

Artificial intelligence and automated processing

Enabled features may use approved artificial intelligence or automated processing for search, classification, participant directed summaries, accessibility, routing, duplicate detection, quality review, aggregate analysis, or safety review. Private reflections remain outside general model training unless a separate disclosure and required permission apply. Human review governs professional judgment, safety, rights, research eligibility, publication, and consequential decisions.

Aggregation, deidentification, and publications

Aggregated information combines records to describe groups, patterns, or service activity. Deidentified information removes or transforms elements reasonably capable of identifying a person and is protected by access limits, purpose restrictions, and controls against reidentification. Aggregated or deidentified information may support service improvement, accessibility, validation, workflow analysis, implementation studies, program evaluation, and properly governed publications. Formal research remains separate from ordinary use and follows applicable consent, authorization, ethics review, withdrawal, and publication requirements.

International access and regional rights

Information may be processed in the United States and in service provider locations used to deliver the experience. Appropriate transfer measures will be applied where required. Applicable law may provide rights to access, correct, delete, restrict, object, withdraw consent, receive information about processing, or obtain portable data. Requests may require reasonable identity verification, and regional legal requirements may shape the available response.

1. Meaning

Cookies and similar browser technologies are small data tools that help a site function, remember choices, understand performance, support security, and maintain a consistent visit.

2. Essential technologies and audit session

Essential browser storage supports security, policy display, accessibility, session continuity, consent choices, and a randomly generated audit session identifier. The identifier connects activity events within the current browser session and does not contain a name, email address, or assessment response.

3. Essential request and activity records

Site requests and successfully transmitted component events create server side audit records containing the available Internet Protocol address, UTC date and time, route, event type, component identifier, session identifier, and browser information as described in the Privacy Policy. This essential logging supports security, integrity, intellectual property protection, administration, and policy enforcement.

4. Optional analytics

Optional analytics may help measure aggregated visits, page performance, and feature usefulness. Optional technologies are activated according to the choices presented through the cookie banner.

5. Managing preferences

You may select essential only use or accept optional technologies through the banner after acknowledging the policies and audit log disclosure. Browser settings may also block or remove stored data and can affect site continuity and audit event delivery.

6. Third parties and updates

Embedded, hosting, database, or linked services may apply their own technologies under published policies. This policy may change as the site develops.

Policy versions and durable records

Policy acknowledgments and preference changes may record the applicable versions, exact interface language, category choices, action, authoritative server time, account or pseudonymous session identifier, route, IP address when properly disclosed, and browser or device information. Earlier acceptance events may remain preserved for integrity, security, dispute management, legal obligations, and legal holds. Material policy or technology changes may require renewed acknowledgment or consent.

Technology inventory and withdrawal

Before a new optional technology is activated, its provider, purpose, category, duration, and first party or third party status will be reviewed and disclosed as applicable. Participants may reject optional technologies, select categories, change preferences, and withdraw a prior choice prospectively through the available settings. Necessary security, authentication, accessibility, policy record, and requested service technologies remain active when required to supply the chosen function.

1. Acceptance and educational purpose

By accessing or using Convergence Q45 Gifts, you agree to these terms. Convergence Q45 is a program operated by Dr. Brown Cares LLC, which supplies the experience, licenses the materials, and controls the account connected participant records described here. The assessment, profiles, comparisons, articles, workshops, prompts, and activation materials provide Christian education, reflection, discernment support, and ministry formation. They create no pastoral, medical, mental health, legal, financial, employment, credentialing, ordination, or fiduciary relationship.

2. Formative inventory

Results reflect participant responses within a particular season and context. Scores support prayer, community conversation, supervised practice, and stewardship. They confer no spiritual office, ministry authority, clinical conclusion, professional qualification, divine endorsement, or guaranteed prediction.

3. Responsible ministry use

Participants and facilitators shall honor consent, dignity, confidentiality, Scripture, host leadership, safeguarding procedures, qualified professional care, and proportionate language. Consequential medical, relational, legal, financial, housing, or relocation decisions require appropriate counsel and shall never rest solely on an assessment result or ministry impression.

4. Intellectual property

The Convergence Q45 and Convergence Gifts names, 105 original statements, 21 expression structure, five evidence model, Evidence Breadth, scoring logic, signal language, profiles, prompts, exercises, activation pathway, workshop formats, written content, visual presentation, source arrangement, and software are proprietary. Personal use within this experience is licensed on a limited, revocable, nonexclusive, nontransferable basis.

5. Prohibited use

Scraping, bulk extraction, automated collection, redistribution, sale, republication, reverse engineering, unauthorized model training, removal of ownership notices, derivative assessment construction, and attempts to discover protected source logic are prohibited without prior written permission.

6. Availability and limitation

Content and features may evolve. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the experience is supplied as available. The owner and contributors carry no liability for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or lost opportunity damages arising from use.

7. Permanent participant records and administrator access

Signed in participants who acknowledge the applicable data terms can create durable account connected records containing module completion, guided reflections, strengths and spiritual gifts observations, personal narrative, stewardship planning, covenant fields, save history, policy version, and acknowledgment time. Authorized administrators may review identifiable records when reasonably needed for participant service, continuity, support, safeguarding, quality oversight, privacy administration, security, agreement enforcement, or legal compliance. Participants shall avoid entering protected health information, patient information, confidential institutional or research information, authentication secrets, or another person’s identifiable story without appropriate permission.

8. Analytics, quality improvement, and research boundary

Operational analytics may measure participant counts, successful saves, return activity, modules completed, reflections answered, covenant fields prepared, pathway completion, policy acknowledgment, and recent activity. Routine interaction analytics exclude the substantive text of reflective entries. Administrators may review the text within the protected participant record for the authorized operational purposes above. Research, publication, testimony, publicity, identifiable case examples, and AI model development require the applicable separate permission, governance, and review pathway.

9. Retention and record continuity

Central records are designed to remain available across signed in devices and sessions. Records remain subject to verified participant access, correction, export, deletion, and withdrawal rights where applicable; account closure; security response; technical recovery; lawful retention; dispute preservation; and legal holds. Service interruptions, blocked transmission, and events outside reasonable technical control can affect an individual save, so the interface shows the current central saving status.

10. Governing law

These terms are governed by Wyoming law, without regard to conflict of law principles.

11. Dispute resolution

Every dispute, claim, or controversy arising from this experience, its content, or these terms proceeds first through good faith negotiation, then mediation, then binding arbitration. Court and jury proceedings are waived to the fullest extent permitted by law. All dispute resolution is confidential and can be done asynchronously, remotely, and virtually. The parties will cooperate in selecting a neutral mediator or arbitrator and a practical remote process.

12. Severability

If one provision is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue in effect.

Operator and role attribution

Convergence Q45 is a founder led Christian formation initiative. Dr. Brown Cares LLC operates this website, supplies platform administration, licenses site materials within its authority, and controls the account and operational data described in the Privacy Policy. A feature specific notice, registration, research disclosure, payment page, event notice, or signed agreement may identify another authorized licensor, research sponsor, event host, collaborator, or payment recipient for that defined activity.

Complimentary and promotional access

Complimentary access supplied by Dr. Brown Cares LLC is a promotional benefit. Eligibility remains within its sole discretion. Access is personal, revocable, nonexclusive, and nontransferable and may not be sold, assigned, sublicensed, pledged, or exchanged. Premium features remain excluded unless expressly included. Dr. Brown Cares LLC may modify available features, replace an experience, or discontinue an offering. Complimentary access ends upon account closure, violation of platform rules, expiration of the stated benefit, or conclusion of the collaboration, workshop, cohort, organization relationship, or pathway through which the benefit arose. It creates no ownership interest and has no cash value.

Complete intellectual property perimeter

Dr. Brown Cares LLC and the identified rights holders own or hold rights in the protectable software, source code, object code, algorithms, artificial intelligence systems, models, prompts, system instructions, workflows, templates, databases, data structures, taxonomies, APIs, analytics, evaluation methods, educational materials, presentations, demonstrations, recordings, reports, graphics, visualizations, branding, documentation, improvements, derivative works, training materials, methodologies, specifications, know-how, and trade secrets. Access, participation, feedback, downloads, demonstrations, and use transfer no ownership. Educational materials may be updated, replaced, or removed. Redistribution, republication, incorporation into a commercial product, and creation of derivative works require prior written permission from the applicable rights holder.

Feedback and improvements

Feedback, suggestions, ideas, issue reports, and accessibility observations may be reviewed, analyzed, aggregated, reproduced, adapted, used to create derivative improvements, incorporated into current or future offerings, and used to commercialize resulting improvements. Feedback creates no ownership interest, royalty, compensation, approval right, or required attribution for the person submitting it. The submitter remains responsible for holding the rights and permissions needed for submitted material.

Beta, pilot, and evolving features

Beta, pilot, experimental, preview, early access, and developing features may change without notice. Interfaces, workflows, eligibility, storage, data models, and functionality may change; features may become unavailable; and bugs, inaccuracies, interruptions, compatibility limits, and security limitations may exist. Participants should preserve independent copies of material they need and avoid reliance upon developing functionality for consequential decisions. Uptime, continuity, compatibility, support, and data preservation are not guaranteed. Services are supplied as available and as provided to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Evaluation, research, and publications

Ordinary platform use, operational analytics, voluntary feedback, program evaluation, and formal research remain distinct activities. Formal research participation is voluntary and may be declined without affecting ordinary platform use, except when a particular complimentary pilot expressly requires designated feedback activities disclosed before enrollment. Research may require separate informed consent, protocol, agreement, authorization, institutional review board review, or other ethics oversight. Withdrawal terms and limits concerning information already analyzed will appear in the applicable research materials.

Under applicable governance, Dr. Brown Cares LLC or the identified research sponsor may publish aggregated findings, deidentified analyses, software validation, workflow studies, and implementation studies. Participant identity and participating organization identity require appropriate permission before disclosure. Identifiable information requires appropriate authorization. Authorship and publication decisions remain under the identified sponsor or publisher's control unless a separate signed writing provides otherwise.

Events, recordings, publicity, and working groups

Event schedules, speakers, formats, locations, capacity, eligibility, and content may change. Registration or access may be limited, canceled, or terminated for operational, safety, legal, or conduct reasons. Events may be recorded after appropriate notice and consent where required. Recordings supplied outside the platform remain property of Dr. Brown Cares LLC or the identified rights holder. Attendee recording requires prior permission. Redistribution, republication, editing, and commercial use are prohibited without permission. Recordings may be removed and access may expire.

Dr. Brown Cares LLC may identify the existence of a collaboration, participating organization, educational initiative, event, or working group when the governing arrangement permits it. Individual names, photographs, testimonials, logos, and quotations require appropriate permission. Working group members, facilitators, hosts, leaders, moderators, participants, and guests must preserve assigned roles, confidentiality, consent, intellectual property rights, lawful conduct, respectful communication, and accurate attribution. Harassment, impersonation, credential sharing, unauthorized surveillance, unauthorized recording, scraping, malware, infringement, and disclosure of another person's private information are prohibited.

Artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence outputs are informational and may be inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, biased, or unsuitable for a participant's context. Participants remain responsible for independent judgment and qualified professional review where professional judgment is relevant. Models, workflows, features, and limitations continually evolve. Passwords, protected health information, confidential research information, another person's private information, and material a participant lacks permission to process should remain outside general purpose inputs.

Security authority

Dr. Brown Cares LLC may monitor security events, investigate suspected misuse, preserve evidence, apply legal holds, require multifactor authentication, modify security controls, restrict roles or features, suspend accounts, terminate suspicious activity, and close access when reasonably connected to security, privacy, legal compliance, community protection, or platform integrity.

Relationship and professional boundaries

Participation creates no expectation of grant funding, employment, compensation, partnership, joint venture, agency, franchise, fiduciary relationship, endorsement, ownership interest, or authority to bind Dr. Brown Cares LLC. Educational and platform content supplies no medical, mental health, legal, accounting, tax, investment, or other professional advice and establishes no physician patient, therapist patient, attorney client, adviser client, or other professional relationship.

Warranties, liability, and indemnification

The website, services, materials, assessments, communities, events, recordings, integrations, artificial intelligence features, beta features, and third party links are supplied as available and as provided to the fullest extent permitted by law. Warranties that may lawfully be disclaimed, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, accuracy, uninterrupted availability, security, and noninfringement, are disclaimed. Liability for direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, punitive, lost data, lost opportunity, and lost profit damages is limited to the fullest extent permitted by law, subject to mandatory rights and exclusions.

Each user shall indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Dr. Brown Cares LLC, its affiliates, Dr. Sherry-Ann Brown in her applicable capacities, the platform owner and administrators, and their officers, directors, personnel, contractors, licensors, service providers, representatives, successors, and assigns from claims arising from the user's account, credentials, content, conduct, use, misuse, unlawful activity, infringement, agreement violation, privacy or data practices, recording, redistribution, interactions, equipment, or linked services, to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Suspension, termination, and effect

Dr. Brown Cares LLC may suspend or terminate accounts, complimentary access, invitations, event registrations, working group participation, community access, beta access, or research participation, subject to applicable research consent requirements. Termination ends the relevant license, complimentary access, future participation rights, and access to downloads that were not previously authorized. Intellectual property protections, confidentiality duties, accrued payment duties, feedback permissions, indemnification, disclaimers, limitations of liability, dispute resolution, and provisions intended by their nature to continue survive termination.

General provisions

These terms, the Privacy Policy, the Cookies Policy, feature specific notices, and applicable signed agreements form the entire agreement for their respective subject matter. A signed agreement controls a direct conflict for its defined scope. Amendments require a writing or authorized electronic update, with renewed acknowledgment where required. Electronic signatures and acceptance are effective. Failure to enforce a provision is no waiver. Users may not assign access or duties without written permission. Dr. Brown Cares LLC may assign these terms through a lawful reorganization, financing, sale, transfer, or service transition. Neither party is responsible for delay caused by events beyond reasonable control, subject to duties preserved by law. Notices may be supplied through the account, site, email, or contact pathway. Users must comply with applicable export control and sanctions laws. Headings support navigation. Counterparts and electronic copies are effective for signed agreements. Wyoming law governs, and any court proceeding that remains legally applicable will occur in an appropriate state or federal court located in Ohio unless mandatory law requires another venue.

1. Information handled

Interactive experiences can store a temporary device copy and a durable account connected record containing response scores, progress, instrument version, learning module completion, guided reflections, strengths and spiritual gifts observations, personal narrative, covenant fields, completion status, timing, calculated results, policy acknowledgment, consent choices, and timestamps. Ordinary hosting and security information can include Internet Protocol address, route, date and time, browser and device information, referring origin, and technical events.

2. Purposes

Account linked records support cross device continuation, participant history, downloadable results, service operation, security, accessibility, error diagnosis, and consent administration. Quality assurance authorized records support instrument monitoring and improvement. Research authorized records can support governed research using coded participant identifiers and applicable ethics review.

3. Assessment responses and analytics

Identifiable operational records remain restricted to authorized administrators and functions. For the Gifts, Strengths, and Life by Design studio, administrator analytics include participant and record counts, successful saves, return activity, modules completed, reflections answered, covenant fields prepared, pathway completion, policy acknowledgment, and recent activity. Authorized administrators can open a participant’s complete studio record for service, continuity, support, safeguarding, quality oversight, privacy administration, security, agreement enforcement, and legal compliance. Assessment quality analytics use completed records carrying quality assurance permission. Research exports include only records carrying the required research permission and governance.

4. Children

The adult inventory is directed to adults. The linked children’s pathway uses trusted adult guidance and minimal child data. Parents, guardians, hosts, and approved child serving personnel retain responsibility for consent, supervision, safeguarding, and consequential decisions.

5. Sharing and protection

Hosting, database, security, analytics, and professional providers may handle information for stated operational purposes. Information may also be disclosed when reasonably necessary for law, safety, rights protection, misuse investigation, agreement enforcement, or dispute administration.

The optional workshop orientation video loads only after participant activation. Loading its embedded player or opening its direct link connects the participant to YouTube, whose privacy and service terms govern that third party interaction.

6. Choices

Participants can save progress, download individual records, decline quality assurance or research permission, clear a device copy, and request applicable access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, portability, or withdrawal through the program contact channel. Lawful retention and integrity requirements can apply to prior records and consent events.

7. Retention and sensitive information

Account connected records are designed for durable cross device continuity and remain available until deletion, account closure, an applicable retention event, or another disclosed operational or legal endpoint. Verified requests can seek access, correction, export, deletion, restriction, objection, or withdrawal where applicable. Security, record integrity, legal duties, completed analysis, and legal holds can limit or delay a request. Participants should keep protected health information, patient details, confidential research or employer information, passwords, and another person’s identifiable story outside reflective fields.

8. Optional retrospective research

Future retrospective research is separate from ordinary participation and routine program evaluation. A dedicated permission identifies the Program Operator, records covered, authorized access, deidentification, publication limits, electronic signature, and prospective withdrawal. Information already irreversibly deidentified, included in completed analysis, aggregated beyond reasonable separation, or published may no longer be removable. Identifiable quotations, photographs, testimony, organizations, and stories require separate authorization.

Information sources and recipients

Information may come directly from participants, authorized organizations, workshop or event integrations, authentication and hosting systems, device and browser requests, security systems, and service providers. Authorized hosting, storage, authentication, database, security, communications, analytics, event, payment, accessibility, narration, translation, and professional providers may receive information solely for approved functions under applicable safeguards. Information may also be disclosed at a participant's direction, during a lawful organizational transaction, to protect rights or safety, or when law requires it.

Artificial intelligence and automated processing

Enabled features may use approved artificial intelligence or automated processing for search, classification, participant directed summaries, accessibility, routing, duplicate detection, quality review, aggregate analysis, or safety review. Private reflections remain outside general model training unless a separate disclosure and required permission apply. Human review governs professional judgment, safety, rights, research eligibility, publication, and consequential decisions.

Aggregation, deidentification, and publications

Aggregated information combines records to describe groups, patterns, or service activity. Deidentified information removes or transforms elements reasonably capable of identifying a person and is protected by access limits, purpose restrictions, and controls against reidentification. Aggregated or deidentified information may support service improvement, accessibility, validation, workflow analysis, implementation studies, program evaluation, and properly governed publications. Formal research remains separate from ordinary use and follows applicable consent, authorization, ethics review, withdrawal, and publication requirements.

International access and regional rights

Information may be processed in the United States and in service provider locations used to deliver the experience. Appropriate transfer measures will be applied where required. Applicable law may provide rights to access, correct, delete, restrict, object, withdraw consent, receive information about processing, or obtain portable data. Requests may require reasonable identity verification, and regional legal requirements may shape the available response.

1. Essential storage

Essential browser storage preserves assessment progress, response scores, and policy choices on the current device. It supports continuity, security, and the requested interactive experience.

2. Optional analytics

Optional analytics may help measure page use, completion patterns, performance, and accessibility. They remain inactive until permission is given where consent applies.

3. Duration and control

Storage duration varies by browser and feature. Participants can use the assessment reset control, clear site data through browser settings, or select essential only use in the cookie banner.

4. Policy access

These policies open above the cookie banner so every visitor can review them before making a choice.

Policy versions and durable records

Policy acknowledgments and preference changes may record the applicable versions, exact interface language, category choices, action, authoritative server time, account or pseudonymous session identifier, route, IP address when properly disclosed, and browser or device information. Earlier acceptance events may remain preserved for integrity, security, dispute management, legal obligations, and legal holds. Material policy or technology changes may require renewed acknowledgment or consent.

Technology inventory and withdrawal

Before a new optional technology is activated, its provider, purpose, category, duration, and first party or third party status will be reviewed and disclosed as applicable. Participants may reject optional technologies, select categories, change preferences, and withdraw a prior choice prospectively through the available settings. Necessary security, authentication, accessibility, policy record, and requested service technologies remain active when required to supply the chosen function.

1. Acceptance and educational purpose

By accessing the Convergence Q45 Residency pages, you agree to these terms. The pages, resident perspectives, preparation tools, spiritual gifts materials, articles, prompts, and sample schedules provide Christian education, reflection, discernment support, and ministry formation. They create no pastoral, medical, mental health, legal, financial, employment, credentialing, ordination, housing, tenancy, fiduciary, or applicant relationship.

2. Future residency availability

Site content describes a developing program and future application pathway. It carries no offer, reservation, admission, guarantee, housing commitment, travel commitment, or promise of a particular location, host, schedule, event, amenity, activity, collaboration, result, or spiritual experience. Final opportunities will be governed by the application, screening, acceptance, agreement, dates, location, costs if any, and host specific information provided for that residency.

3. Adult responsibility and shared home care

Residents and hosts shall honor consent, privacy, household agreements, quiet hours, secure professional work, property care, transportation arrangements, health self-management, emergency procedures, spiritual agency, confidentiality, and respectful communication. Each adult remains responsible for personal choices, travel, medication, professional obligations, insurance, and qualified care.

4. Spiritual formation

Prayer, teaching, worship, impressions, spiritual gifts reflection, and activation support discernment within Scripture, community, character, context, consent, and time. They confer no spiritual office or authority and shall not solely determine medical, relational, legal, financial, housing, travel, employment, or other consequential decisions.

5. References and screening

Future applicants may be asked for identity information, professional or ministry references, personal character references, emergency contacts, suitability information, and other materials appropriate to private home participation. Submission does not guarantee acceptance. References must be supplied with permission and accurate information.

6. Resident perspective

Rikkia’s account reflects her personal experience during one particular week. Individual experiences will vary according to the resident, host, setting, season, work responsibilities, gatherings, weather, health, energy, transportation, consent, and available opportunities.

7. Intellectual property

The Convergence Q45 names, residency framework, preparation pathway, resident account presentation, host and resident reflection model, spiritual gifts integration, written materials, visuals, prompts, arrangements, and software are proprietary. Personal use within this experience is licensed on a limited, revocable, nonexclusive, nontransferable basis. Scraping, bulk extraction, redistribution, sale, republication, reverse engineering, unauthorized model training, and removal of ownership notices require prior written permission.

8. Availability and limitation

Content and features may evolve. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the experience is supplied as available. The owner and contributors carry no liability for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or lost opportunity damages arising from use.

9. Governing law

These terms are governed by Wyoming law, without regard to conflict of law principles.

10. Dispute resolution

Every dispute, claim, or controversy arising from this experience, its content, or these terms proceeds first through good faith negotiation, then mediation, then binding arbitration. Court and jury proceedings are waived to the fullest extent permitted by law. All dispute resolution is confidential and can be done asynchronously, remotely, and virtually. The parties will cooperate in selecting a neutral mediator or arbitrator and a practical remote process.

11. Severability

If one provision is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue in effect.

Operator and role attribution

Convergence Q45 is a founder led Christian formation initiative. Dr. Brown Cares LLC operates this website, supplies platform administration, licenses site materials within its authority, and controls the account and operational data described in the Privacy Policy. A feature specific notice, registration, research disclosure, payment page, event notice, or signed agreement may identify another authorized licensor, research sponsor, event host, collaborator, or payment recipient for that defined activity.

Complimentary and promotional access

Complimentary access supplied by Dr. Brown Cares LLC is a promotional benefit. Eligibility remains within its sole discretion. Access is personal, revocable, nonexclusive, and nontransferable and may not be sold, assigned, sublicensed, pledged, or exchanged. Premium features remain excluded unless expressly included. Dr. Brown Cares LLC may modify available features, replace an experience, or discontinue an offering. Complimentary access ends upon account closure, violation of platform rules, expiration of the stated benefit, or conclusion of the collaboration, workshop, cohort, organization relationship, or pathway through which the benefit arose. It creates no ownership interest and has no cash value.

Complete intellectual property perimeter

Dr. Brown Cares LLC and the identified rights holders own or hold rights in the protectable software, source code, object code, algorithms, artificial intelligence systems, models, prompts, system instructions, workflows, templates, databases, data structures, taxonomies, APIs, analytics, evaluation methods, educational materials, presentations, demonstrations, recordings, reports, graphics, visualizations, branding, documentation, improvements, derivative works, training materials, methodologies, specifications, know-how, and trade secrets. Access, participation, feedback, downloads, demonstrations, and use transfer no ownership. Educational materials may be updated, replaced, or removed. Redistribution, republication, incorporation into a commercial product, and creation of derivative works require prior written permission from the applicable rights holder.

Feedback and improvements

Feedback, suggestions, ideas, issue reports, and accessibility observations may be reviewed, analyzed, aggregated, reproduced, adapted, used to create derivative improvements, incorporated into current or future offerings, and used to commercialize resulting improvements. Feedback creates no ownership interest, royalty, compensation, approval right, or required attribution for the person submitting it. The submitter remains responsible for holding the rights and permissions needed for submitted material.

Beta, pilot, and evolving features

Beta, pilot, experimental, preview, early access, and developing features may change without notice. Interfaces, workflows, eligibility, storage, data models, and functionality may change; features may become unavailable; and bugs, inaccuracies, interruptions, compatibility limits, and security limitations may exist. Participants should preserve independent copies of material they need and avoid reliance upon developing functionality for consequential decisions. Uptime, continuity, compatibility, support, and data preservation are not guaranteed. Services are supplied as available and as provided to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Evaluation, research, and publications

Ordinary platform use, operational analytics, voluntary feedback, program evaluation, and formal research remain distinct activities. Formal research participation is voluntary and may be declined without affecting ordinary platform use, except when a particular complimentary pilot expressly requires designated feedback activities disclosed before enrollment. Research may require separate informed consent, protocol, agreement, authorization, institutional review board review, or other ethics oversight. Withdrawal terms and limits concerning information already analyzed will appear in the applicable research materials.

Under applicable governance, Dr. Brown Cares LLC or the identified research sponsor may publish aggregated findings, deidentified analyses, software validation, workflow studies, and implementation studies. Participant identity and participating organization identity require appropriate permission before disclosure. Identifiable information requires appropriate authorization. Authorship and publication decisions remain under the identified sponsor or publisher's control unless a separate signed writing provides otherwise.

Events, recordings, publicity, and working groups

Event schedules, speakers, formats, locations, capacity, eligibility, and content may change. Registration or access may be limited, canceled, or terminated for operational, safety, legal, or conduct reasons. Events may be recorded after appropriate notice and consent where required. Recordings supplied outside the platform remain property of Dr. Brown Cares LLC or the identified rights holder. Attendee recording requires prior permission. Redistribution, republication, editing, and commercial use are prohibited without permission. Recordings may be removed and access may expire.

Dr. Brown Cares LLC may identify the existence of a collaboration, participating organization, educational initiative, event, or working group when the governing arrangement permits it. Individual names, photographs, testimonials, logos, and quotations require appropriate permission. Working group members, facilitators, hosts, leaders, moderators, participants, and guests must preserve assigned roles, confidentiality, consent, intellectual property rights, lawful conduct, respectful communication, and accurate attribution. Harassment, impersonation, credential sharing, unauthorized surveillance, unauthorized recording, scraping, malware, infringement, and disclosure of another person's private information are prohibited.

Artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence outputs are informational and may be inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, biased, or unsuitable for a participant's context. Participants remain responsible for independent judgment and qualified professional review where professional judgment is relevant. Models, workflows, features, and limitations continually evolve. Passwords, protected health information, confidential research information, another person's private information, and material a participant lacks permission to process should remain outside general purpose inputs.

Security authority

Dr. Brown Cares LLC may monitor security events, investigate suspected misuse, preserve evidence, apply legal holds, require multifactor authentication, modify security controls, restrict roles or features, suspend accounts, terminate suspicious activity, and close access when reasonably connected to security, privacy, legal compliance, community protection, or platform integrity.

Relationship and professional boundaries

Participation creates no expectation of grant funding, employment, compensation, partnership, joint venture, agency, franchise, fiduciary relationship, endorsement, ownership interest, or authority to bind Dr. Brown Cares LLC. Educational and platform content supplies no medical, mental health, legal, accounting, tax, investment, or other professional advice and establishes no physician patient, therapist patient, attorney client, adviser client, or other professional relationship.

Warranties, liability, and indemnification

The website, services, materials, assessments, communities, events, recordings, integrations, artificial intelligence features, beta features, and third party links are supplied as available and as provided to the fullest extent permitted by law. Warranties that may lawfully be disclaimed, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, accuracy, uninterrupted availability, security, and noninfringement, are disclaimed. Liability for direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, punitive, lost data, lost opportunity, and lost profit damages is limited to the fullest extent permitted by law, subject to mandatory rights and exclusions.

Each user shall indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Dr. Brown Cares LLC, its affiliates, Dr. Sherry-Ann Brown in her applicable capacities, the platform owner and administrators, and their officers, directors, personnel, contractors, licensors, service providers, representatives, successors, and assigns from claims arising from the user's account, credentials, content, conduct, use, misuse, unlawful activity, infringement, agreement violation, privacy or data practices, recording, redistribution, interactions, equipment, or linked services, to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Suspension, termination, and effect

Dr. Brown Cares LLC may suspend or terminate accounts, complimentary access, invitations, event registrations, working group participation, community access, beta access, or research participation, subject to applicable research consent requirements. Termination ends the relevant license, complimentary access, future participation rights, and access to downloads that were not previously authorized. Intellectual property protections, confidentiality duties, accrued payment duties, feedback permissions, indemnification, disclaimers, limitations of liability, dispute resolution, and provisions intended by their nature to continue survive termination.

General provisions

These terms, the Privacy Policy, the Cookies Policy, feature specific notices, and applicable signed agreements form the entire agreement for their respective subject matter. A signed agreement controls a direct conflict for its defined scope. Amendments require a writing or authorized electronic update, with renewed acknowledgment where required. Electronic signatures and acceptance are effective. Failure to enforce a provision is no waiver. Users may not assign access or duties without written permission. Dr. Brown Cares LLC may assign these terms through a lawful reorganization, financing, sale, transfer, or service transition. Neither party is responsible for delay caused by events beyond reasonable control, subject to duties preserved by law. Notices may be supplied through the account, site, email, or contact pathway. Users must comply with applicable export control and sanctions laws. Headings support navigation. Counterparts and electronic copies are effective for signed agreements. Wyoming law governs, and any court proceeding that remains legally applicable will occur in an appropriate state or federal court located in Ohio unless mandatory law requires another venue.

1. Information handled

The preparation checklist stores selected completion states within browser storage on the visitor’s device. The site may also receive ordinary hosting and security information such as Internet Protocol address, route, date and time, browser and device information, referring origin, and technical events.

2. Current preparation checklist

The checklist prepares a future conversation and submits no application. The selected states remain on the current device and can be changed by the visitor or removed through browser controls.

3. Future applications

Before any future application collects personal information, the program will present the requested fields, purposes, consent, review process, retention, reference contact practices, withdrawal pathway, and applicable privacy choices. Sensitive information should only be submitted through the designated secure process.

4. Resident account

Rikkia’s perspective is presented with her participation in developing the residency reflection. Future testimonials, photographs, recordings, or personal stories will require specific permission appropriate to their use.

5. Purposes and sharing

Limited information supports site operation, security, misuse prevention, intellectual property protection, accessibility, error diagnosis, policy administration, and aggregate understanding. Hosting, security, analytics, and professional providers may handle limited information for these purposes. Disclosure may also occur when reasonably necessary for law, safety, rights protection, misuse investigation, agreement enforcement, or dispute administration.

6. Choices

Visitors may choose essential only storage, decline optional analytics, change checklist selections, clear browser storage, and leave the experience. Future applicants will receive applicable choices within the designated application process.

Information sources and recipients

Information may come directly from participants, authorized organizations, workshop or event integrations, authentication and hosting systems, device and browser requests, security systems, and service providers. Authorized hosting, storage, authentication, database, security, communications, analytics, event, payment, accessibility, narration, translation, and professional providers may receive information solely for approved functions under applicable safeguards. Information may also be disclosed at a participant's direction, during a lawful organizational transaction, to protect rights or safety, or when law requires it.

Artificial intelligence and automated processing

Enabled features may use approved artificial intelligence or automated processing for search, classification, participant directed summaries, accessibility, routing, duplicate detection, quality review, aggregate analysis, or safety review. Private reflections remain outside general model training unless a separate disclosure and required permission apply. Human review governs professional judgment, safety, rights, research eligibility, publication, and consequential decisions.

Aggregation, deidentification, and publications

Aggregated information combines records to describe groups, patterns, or service activity. Deidentified information removes or transforms elements reasonably capable of identifying a person and is protected by access limits, purpose restrictions, and controls against reidentification. Aggregated or deidentified information may support service improvement, accessibility, validation, workflow analysis, implementation studies, program evaluation, and properly governed publications. Formal research remains separate from ordinary use and follows applicable consent, authorization, ethics review, withdrawal, and publication requirements.

International access and regional rights

Information may be processed in the United States and in service provider locations used to deliver the experience. Appropriate transfer measures will be applied where required. Applicable law may provide rights to access, correct, delete, restrict, object, withdraw consent, receive information about processing, or obtain portable data. Requests may require reasonable identity verification, and regional legal requirements may shape the available response.

1. Essential storage

Essential browser storage preserves preparation checklist selections and policy choices on the current device. It supports continuity, security, and the requested interactive experience.

2. Optional analytics

Optional analytics may help measure page use, performance, navigation, and accessibility. They remain inactive until permission is given where consent applies.

3. Duration and control

Storage duration varies by browser and feature. Visitors can change checklist selections, clear site data through browser settings, or select essential only use in the cookie banner.

4. Policy access

These policies open in front of and above the cookie banner so every visitor can review them before making a choice.

Policy versions and durable records

Policy acknowledgments and preference changes may record the applicable versions, exact interface language, category choices, action, authoritative server time, account or pseudonymous session identifier, route, IP address when properly disclosed, and browser or device information. Earlier acceptance events may remain preserved for integrity, security, dispute management, legal obligations, and legal holds. Material policy or technology changes may require renewed acknowledgment or consent.

Technology inventory and withdrawal

Before a new optional technology is activated, its provider, purpose, category, duration, and first party or third party status will be reviewed and disclosed as applicable. Participants may reject optional technologies, select categories, change preferences, and withdraw a prior choice prospectively through the available settings. Necessary security, authentication, accessibility, policy record, and requested service technologies remain active when required to supply the chosen function.

When you choose to register, contact the team, join a program, submit feedback, or save work to your account, the site uses your supplied name, account email, entries, registration details, and related operational records to provide that requested service. Authorized administrators may review these records for service delivery, registration, quality oversight, and security. Your site acknowledgment covers these routine service purposes. Optional research, identifiable publication, promotional communications, and signed agreements follow their specific choices and scope.

Payments are processed by My Heart Spark Foundation, Inc. for Convergence Q45. Stripe displays the checkout total and accepts eligible payment coupons. Admission follows verified payment or an approved full discount. A saved checkout can be verified from My tickets. One admission is recorded per account for each gathering.

I agree to store my name, account email, and registration record for participation and attendance administration.

I agree to store my name, account email, and admission record for registration and attendance administration.

I acknowledge the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy. I understand that Dr. Brown Cares LLC stores my entries, authorized administrators can review them for service delivery and quality oversight, and research use requires separate permission.

I acknowledge the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy. I authorize Dr. Brown Cares LLC to store this educational profile in my private account record for service delivery and quality oversight. Research use requires a separate permission pathway.

I authorize Convergence Q45 to store this submission and contact me regarding this inquiry. Volunteering proceeds through conversation, fit, availability, applicable screening, and a defined assignment.

I consent to the review and storage of this information for Convergence Keyholder consideration and communication.

I agree that the Convergence Q45 team may use these details to respond to my inquiry. Read the privacy information.

I understand that a Residency occurs in the host’s current temporary residence during travel around the United States; the host may also be learning the property’s features and storage arrangements.

I will use only resident accessible and shared areas identified during orientation. The host’s private suite and all private or restricted areas remain reserved.

I understand that no key, door code, or independent entry method is provided and that departures and returns require advance coordination.

I will care for the home, communicate concerns promptly, follow the location specific guide, and restore used spaces according to the departure checklist and arrival photographs.

I am responsible for transportation, personal devices, toiletries, and sufficient daily and as needed medications, health supplies, and medical device accessories for the full stay.

I authorize Convergence Q45 to store and review this application for Residency and Fellowship discernment, screening, planning, and communication.