Upcoming Waves

The Church of Orca moves with the rhythm of the tide, gathering in harmony with the moon, the season, and the pulse of the sea. All are welcome to join our upcoming events, whether you are a new Otter learning to float or a seasoned Seal guiding others toward resonance.

Each gathering takes place on or beside the water, honoring the Orcas and the life they sustain.

Puget Sound Shoreline Vigil

First Saturday of every month · 4:00 PM · Puget Sound Join our monthly vigil as we gather with local conservation stewards to honor the waters that sustain us. Together, we record whale sightings, share quiet reflection, and give thanks for the presence of the Orcas.

Bring a warm drink, an open heart, and your Tide Journal to capture the whispers of the sea.

“Each ripple is a prayer, each sighting a blessing.”

Tidepool Fellowship Nights

Alternate Thursdays · locations and times vary When the sun dips low and the tide pulls close, we gather by the water’s edge to share warmth, laughter, and belonging. Tidepool Fellowship Nights are about togetherness. Each provides a space to connect, listen, and simply be among friends old and new.

Bring a jacket, blanket, your favorite drink, and your favorite story from the week. The sound of the waves and the gentle rhythm of conversation weave together into a living tide of community and peace.

“We are the sea’s reflection, each of us a wave returning home.”

Resonance Workshop

Monthly · Dates announced by the Grand Matriarch An immersive meditative workshop dedicated to the practice of harmonic alignment as we tuning our voices to the frequencies of the sea. Participants engage in vocal meditation, learning to harmonize with live orca calls from Puget Sound’s resident orca pods. The goal is presence, finding unity in vibration, echo, and breath.

“When we sing with the whales, we remember what it means to belong.”

Other Currents

From sunrise paddles to moonlit reflection circles, new gatherings flow with the seasons. Stay tuned for special announcements from the Grand Matriarch and regional Humpbacks as the tide of the year unfolds.