CMMer

CMMer is a term used to describe individuals who are members of the Church of the Creator (COTC), a Christian denomination founded by Robert Tilton in 1978. The term "CMMer" is a portmanteau of "Creator" and "member," and it is often used by outsiders to refer to members of the church. The COTC is known for its unique beliefs and practices, which include a strong emphasis on the role of the Holy Spirit, the concept of the "Creator," and the belief in the imminent return of Jesus Christ.

The COTC was founded in the 1970s and has since grown to include thousands of members worldwide. The church is headquartered in the United States, with additional locations in Canada and the United Kingdom. The COTC is known for its distinctive architecture, with many of its buildings featuring a unique design that includes a large, central tower.

The COTC's beliefs and practices have been the subject of much debate and criticism. Some critics argue that the church's teachings are heretical or cult-like, while others praise the church for its emphasis on the role of the Holy Spirit and its commitment to social justice. Regardless of one's perspective, the COTC and its members have had a significant impact on the religious landscape in North America and beyond.