Video Resources

Mason Rolph from Olympia Community Solar shares how churches can utilize, access, and fund solar energy. This is the first of three webinars on Church + Climate Resilience.

In this video, Dr. Kevin O'Brien, Professor of Christian and Environmental Ethics at Pacific Lutheran University speaks to Bry Brannan about the meaning of Land Stewardship and how it relates the the vision of Shalom.

In this video, Joey from Design for Peace explores how change happens in systems, and how understanding this helps us to effectively seek change toward a vision of peace in our communities. Image credits: Iceberg model, adapted by Street Psalms; Two Loops model, adapted from Berkana Institute.

In this video, Rev. Shalom Agtarap shares how collective discernment is grounded in anti-racism and how it is different from decision making.

Sacred organizing is a collective practice for us in our churches and communities that is rooted in the organizing cycle. It is a continuous journey we go on together to move intentionally through processes of listening, learning, acting, and reflecting. Sacred organizing supports us and our communities to stay engaged in long term, transformative work in our communities. Joey Ager (he/him) is an organizer with the Southwestern WA Synod of the ELCA and the Tacoma Center for Urban Peacemaking.