Re-indigenization reconnects us to our spiritual and ethical heritage, helping us rediscover our God-given identities, especially for those in the diaspora who may have assimilated into a majority context and lost a sense of self. By recognizing that no single worldview—whether ethnic, Western, or Eastern—holds more authority than another, we create a space where diverse perspectives contribute to spiritual growth. Through literature and engagement with indigenous thought leaders, we offer resources and community support for holistic faith exploration and revitalization.

Having a Sacred Space with others and practicing different approaches to connect and experience Creator God more deeply can give us purpose, hope, and healing. We are working to create a local Sacred Space in San Francisco regularly to connect with God and share our stories. 

In response to the challenges of navigating spiritual identity amid the effects of colonial theology, we aim to create an online cohort to help individuals decolonize their beliefs and ultimately impact their local communities.