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 … Continue reading Lammas 2026
This week we will celebrate both LGBTGEQIAP+ PRIDE and Midsummer/Litha with a communion of bricks. The initials in LGBTGEQIAP+ stand for: L = Lesbian, G = Gay, B = Bisexual, T = Trans, Transgender; & Two-Spirit (2S; Native Identity), GE = Gender Expansive, Q = Queer; & Questioning, I = Intersex, A = Agender; Aromantic; … Continue reading Litha Pride 2026
Occurring on May 1st, Beltane is a fire ceremony held to signify the midpoint between Spring and Summer. Beltane was historically an Irish celebration/festival that later spread throughout the British isles. Likely the name comes from the Irish word bel, meaning “bright” or fortunate and the Gaelic word “teine,” which means fire. Beltane is a … Continue reading Beltane 2026
