Embodiment Sunday intentionally creates space to step outside our typical Sunday morning rhythm and practice ways of being with God that we can carry into our everyday lives. Rather than simply learning about spiritual practices, we make space to experience them together. Each Embodiment Sunday creates space for rest, connection and embodiment of a spiritual practice.

Rest

Sabbath rest is a gift from God. In a culture that often measures our worth by productivity and keeps us moving at a relentless pace, Embodiment Sunday creates space to slow down, receive the gift of rest, and remember that we are beloved apart from what we accomplish. Rest can become an act of holy resistance—a way of trusting that the world does not depend on our constant striving.

Connect

We make intentional space to deepen our connection with God, ourselves, one another, our neighbors, and all of creation. Sometimes this happens through conversation and shared meals; other times through prayer, creativity, movement, or serving alongside one another. These practices nurture belonging, mutuality, solidarity, and our shared responsibility for the flourishing of our community.

Embody

Our faith is not something we simply think about or practice for an hour on Sunday. Through Embodiment Sunday, we explore spiritual rhythms and practices that can become part of our everyday lives—practices that are both sustainable and sustaining and form us to participate more fully in the work of God.

Stay Connected

Embodiment Sunday may look different from month to month. Some Sundays we gather together for a shared practice or community-building experience; other Sundays we provide an Embodiment Guide designed to be practiced individually, with your household, or alongside others. Sign up for our digital newsletter to receive upcoming Embodiment Sunday details and Embodiment Guides directly in your inbox.