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The Church of Eugenics is a proposed religious congregation for any ethnic group with the aim to breed a future generation according to eugenic principles. It does not preach any supernatural or metaphysical doctrines, but a lifestyle dedicated to breeding capable people in sufficient numbers for sustaining its ethnic groups as separate peoples, and to eventually give rise to an age where these people live separate from, but in peace with each other in separate territories.

The Church seeks converts in general, but a parish can reject a willing convert.

Members are expected to make regular donations, according to their financial capability. According to their donations, they will be ranked. The highest ranked will be honored.

Regular donations are spent on breeding and the education of the community's children.

Irregular donations can be for any purpose, e.g. supporting dependent members. Donors will be mentioned and honored by the community.

The expenses on breeding and the education of the community's children are spent according to the value of the child. The most promising children receive the highest expenses. The community also sets a lower limit to the worthiness of breeding at all.

Children who are bred against the recommendation of the community are not accepted as the community's children, not supported and the responsible members ostracized.

There are two kinds of members: Children of the community, meaning that these children were born by community members in compliance with the eugenic principles. The community spends money from regular donations for raising them and for paying for their education. This money is lent to them on a credit basis, eventually to be repaid back to the community when the child earns money.

Other members can't receive any financial support paid for by regular donations. However, on an individual basis they can ask members for direct, irregular donations, directly paid to them.

Breeding stock: Possible mates are ranked according to their pedigree and their current capabilities, their capability as parents and their education. Conscientiousness, ability to defer gratification.

Scholarship is highly valued.

New entrants, defectors: Everybody can join. However, members with discernible different ethnic identity must not mate with each other, in order to prevent subversion of the community. Children of the community could defect, but they would be readmitted, if so desired.

Every member is expected to keep a pedigree of himself, as detailed as possible.

In case of infertility of one partner, there can be divorce. Polygyny is discouraged, but can, in principle, be possible.