Institution
House of Netjer (Kemetic Orthodox Religion)
The Kemetic Orthodox temple, teaching ancient Egyptian religion through its beginners classes
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About
The House of Netjer is the temple of the Kemetic Orthodox Religion, a current-day practice of the traditional spirituality of Kemet, ancient Egypt. The religion teaches that the gods (Netjer) are alive and present, and its practice centers on formal shrine devotion, festival observance and the cultic life of a temple community, with the udjat (Eye of Heru) as its emblem.
Its teaching runs through structured classes. The free beginners course is the formal entry point, with numbered classes admitted by application; the current cycle shows applicants from August 2026 being reviewed and the next class timed for early 2027, with membership and clerical formation following. The temple maintains clergy, a names database of the Netjeru, teaching on Kemetic terms and ritual, and a community forum with online events.
The House of Netjer runs as a real temple organization: membership tracks, virtual Abdju pilgrimage, donations, a bookstore with recommended reading and reviews, and published contacts for its clergy. It is the principal institutional home of Kemetic Orthodox practice. The institution's stated mission: A current-day practice of the traditional spirituality of Kemet.
Mission
A current-day practice of the traditional spirituality of Kemet.
History
The House of Netjer was founded as the temple of the Kemetic Orthodox Religion, running formal beginners classes by application, maintaining clergy and shrine devotion, and serving a worldwide membership through online events and forums.