An Oasis is "a place between." It is a place of rest. It is a place of growth. It is a place of life in the middle of a desert. Oasis is also the Network's online gathering. It is a place between where we are now, and where God is leading us. It is a place of refreshment, renewal, learning and connection. Twice this year, members of the Network are invited to come together for an online gathering. Together, we will renew, learn and connect.  

Oasis:  Friday, January 30, 2026
12:30pm Pacific time   I   3:30pm Eastern Time

Topic:  An In-Person Interview with Fr. Joseph Yoo, E! main stage speaker

Coming to the E!?  Come and watch as our Oasis team interviews Fr. Joseph Yoo about how we can seek God to help us deal with the political strife we are experiencing in this country, and what we can do to help our young people prepare their hearts and minds for times like these.  (In-person location should be close to where Pre-E! workshops are being held.)

Can't make it to the E!?  Sign up, join us, and listen to or ask questions of our special guest!

Cost for Network Members (Plus level or higher):  Free!
All Network Plus Members will AUTOMATICALLY receive an event invite. 
Look for your "OASIS" email or calendar invite!

Cost for non-members and Basic Members:  $25

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Guest Teacher:  Rev. Joseph Yoo, Episcopal Priest

Joseph Yoo is an Episcopal priest and reluctant adult. He serves as the vicar of Mosaic Episcopal Church in a suburb of Houston, TX, where he’s trying to help build a community of authentic faith, humble questions, and good neighbors. He blogs at josephyoo.com, and is the author of When the Saints Go Flying In.

Joseph believes people come before institutions and that grace trumps theology—every time. He’s passionate about creating space for those who’ve felt on the outside of faith, especially those hurt or burned out by the church. His approach to ministry leans on vulnerability, humor, and not pretending to have it all figured out.

He lives with his wife Rahel, their son Nathanael, and a sense of disbelief that anyone trusts him with a microphone. He tries to stay out of trouble, but trouble keeps finding him—usually right after he’s said something into that microphone.You can follow his work at JosephYoo.com or at @JOSEPH.YOO.