SUNDAY, JULY 13

Jun is a passionate advocate for the spiritual flourishing of those in the LGBTQ+ community.

In 2020, he founded Beloved Arise, the first national organization dedicated to celebrating and empowering LGBTQ+ youth of faith. Jun also serves as the CEO of ZUM Communications, an award-winning digital storytelling and communications agency in Seattle. With a Doctorate in Communication from the University of Washington and more than 20 years of experience in corporate communications, Jun was named by the Puget Sound Business Journal as one of the region’s most notable entrepreneurs.

He is active on LinkedIn and Instagram and hosts the bi-weekly podcast “A Change Mindset.” Born and raised in the Philippines, Jun loves to travel with his husband and meet new people from around the world.

SUNDAY, JULY 20

Glenn McCray is a collaborative and mission-driven leader with over two decades of experience in community development, social impact, and organizational leadership. With a proven track record of building sustainable cross-sector partnerships and advancing equity-centered initiatives, Glenn has led transformative efforts that have expanded educational access, deepened community engagement, strengthened faith-based initiatives, and increased investment in underrepresented communities. 

Glenn currently serves as a Strategic Advisor for the City of Seattle’s Department of Education & Early Learning (DEEL), where he has managed the Culturally Specific & Responsive Investments for more than 4 years. Glenn also recently transitioned from his role as the Executive Director of Sports In Schools, where he spent nearly 5 years providing access to athletics for student-athletes across Washington State.

Glenn’s favorite role is daddy to Nia (5) and Kadence (3), and life partner to Natasha for more than 11 years. Together, they’ve coached high school girls basketball, facilitated retreats, and get to collaborate and co-create through their business ChopSueyRoots Design.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 3

Liz is the Executive Director of Unity Collective and provides clinical supervision as a part of her role. Liz is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 12 years of clinical experience and is an AAMFT Approved Supervisor.

Liz has worked with a diverse population of clients through her time working in various settings as a child and family therapist at a community mental health agency, a substance use disorder counselor at a medical clinic, prevention specialist at schools, a family therapist at an intensive outpatient addiction treatment center, and in private practice.

She now works primarily with individual adults and couples, and specializes in working with interracial couples, interfaith couples, and adults navigating burnout, trauma, identity exploration, and/or substance use challenges.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 10

Pastor Tasha is grateful for the gift of her husband Glenn McCray and their two amazing daughters, Nia and Kadence, who remind them daily of the love and wonder of God. She is deeply shaped by her multicultural roots, being Hawaiian, Japanese, Chinese and Caucasian and growing up on the Muckleshoot Indian Reservation.

Before joining the OPPC team, she served as a solo pastor for 9 years and coached varsity high school girls basketball for 10 seasons, as well as doing some interim and contract work. She also co-creates with her husband through their small business ChopSueyRoots Design, and is a part of the chaplaincy team serving the WNBA Seattle Storm.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 17

Kristen serves as Common Good Church’s Children, Youth & Family Coordinator. Kristen is also a special needs teacher at Redmond High School and serves on the board of Camp Woodrich.

Kristen has had the joy of serving families with special needs for nearly 20 years. With a Bachelor's in Special Education and a Master's in Theology, she is grateful for the opportunity to use her skills, experience, and education to serve the parents and children at Camp Woodrich. Kristen is most excited about finding fun and creative ways to provide rest for the families.