This Sunday we kick off our new theme of generosity as we celebrate Lammas, an Anglo-Saxon festival celebration of the first grain harvests and the loaves of bread that came from them.
In modern, Paganism, Lammas is the time to celebrate the first harvest of the year and recognize that the burning hot summer days will soon come to an end. The plants we sowed in spring will wither and bear their seeds to ensure future crops. Grains are ready to be harvested and fruits are ripe for picking. Let’s honor the turning of the wheel of the year by giving thanks for the food on our tables.
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Topics: Communion, Generosity, Gratitude, Holiday, Intergenerational, Paganism, Ritual, Spiritual Practice, Theme: Generosity
