The Fellowship Enlightenment Center is a rehabilitation institute and a mythical location in Grand Theft Auto IV.
Description[]
The Enlightenment Center is located in Dukes and is supposedly owned by the Epsilon Program. The building shares the same baby blue theme as the Epsilon Program and the word Fellowship is used by Cris Formage during his WCTR interview to describe the program: "For the last time Lazlow, this is not a cult, it's a fellowship of like-minded adults". The term "Enlightenment Center" is also used on the updated version of the Epsilon Program's website for Grand Theft Auto V: "The Epsilon Program does not exist in just one time or place. Come visit our Enlightenment Center", though this change came a few years after the release of GTA IV. The center's slogan "Looking for answers?" may be a reference to a common saying of the Epsilonist Backpacker pedestrian from GTA San Andreas: "Are you looking for spiritual answers?".
The Fellowship Literature and Media Center is also located in the complex. It's likely that the Program uses media for promotion, such as Cris Formage's book It Happened To Us All, and all the radio shows and websites they lead, plus the music with Maccer and the Gurning Chimps, and Jezz Torrent from Love Fist. Ravenvamp11 is believed to be a member of the center. The building includes a phone number, but dialing it only results in an error tone.
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