Assemble With the People of Missouri
The Missouri General Jural Assembly meets regularly for the purpose of education, deliberation, and lawful action. All men and women living on the land of Missouri are welcome.
Our assemblies are open to all men and women who are inhabitants of the land of Missouri and who come in good faith. Meetings are conducted according to the common law tradition — with order, decorum, and respect for the rights of every participant. We do not meet as a political organization, a corporation, or an agency of government. We meet as the people.
Upcoming Meetings
The following meetings are scheduled for the coming months. All are open to the public. No registration is required — simply attend.
General AssemblyRecurring
Date
First Saturday of each month
Time
10:00 AM — 12:00 PM
Location
To be announced — contact us for current location
The monthly General Assembly is the primary meeting of the Missouri General Jural Assembly. Business is conducted, educational presentations are given, and new participants are welcomed. All are invited to attend and observe.
Educational SessionRecurring
Date
Third Saturday of each month
Time
2:00 PM — 4:00 PM
Location
To be announced — contact us for current location
Monthly educational sessions focus on a specific topic of constitutional law, history, or civic governance. Past sessions have covered the Republican form of government, the common law grand jury, and the history of Jural Assemblies in America.
Orientation for New Participants
Date
By appointment
Time
Varies
Location
Contact us to schedule
New to the Jural Assembly? We offer individual and small-group orientations for those who wish to learn more before attending a General Assembly. These sessions cover the basics of the Jural Assembly, its constitutional basis, and how to participate.
What to Expect
Each assembly is called to order by the presiding officer. The assembly opens with a reading of the constitutional provisions upon which it is founded, establishing the lawful basis for the gathering.
Attendance is recorded. The assembly maintains a lawful record of its proceedings, as required by the common law tradition. Minutes of prior meetings are reviewed and confirmed.
The assembly conducts its business according to established order. Matters are presented, discussed, and decided by the assembled body. Every participant has the right to speak and to be heard.
A portion of each meeting is devoted to education — a presentation, reading, or discussion on a topic of constitutional law, history, or civic governance. The informed people are the foundation of a free republic.
Location
Meeting locations are shared with confirmed participants prior to each assembly. This practice ensures that our gatherings remain orderly and that participants are prepared. To receive location information, please contact us using the form on our Contact page or by the means listed there.
We meet at various locations throughout Missouri. If you are traveling a significant distance, we encourage you to contact us in advance to confirm the meeting location and time.
The restoration of self-governance begins with the people themselves — men and women who are willing to learn, to assemble, and to act. If you are a man or woman living on the land of Missouri, we invite you to attend a meeting and see for yourself what the Jural Assembly is and what it does.