We are a group of folks drawn to the rhythms of nature, the turning of the Wheel, ancient mythologies, seasonal rituals, and more.  Diverse approaches are welcome (and belief in magic is not a requirement).

Whether you’re a long-time practitioner of earth-based traditions or just spiritually curious, you are welcome.  This interest group is new, and will continue to evolve. Come join us!

Our regular meeting time is the 4th Wednesday of each month – please check the UUFE schedule or the newsletter for updates.

Questions? Ideas?
Reach out to Gayle Scroggs or Topher Lawton at pagans@uufeaston.org

Suggested Resources

Ostara, the Pagan holiday connected with the spring equinox, celebrates renewal, fertility, growth, balance, and new beginnings. Click here for more information and here for a guided haiku activity.

Pagan Celebrations Through the Year – a wheel of celebrations tied to the earth’s rhythms.

A Guide to Imbolc – An earth-centered tradition that honors the slow return of light. This is not a festival of sudden change or dramatic renewal. It is a time for noticing what is quietly stirring beneath the surface and for tending what we hope will grow.

Paganism: An Introduction to Earth-Centered Religions

by Joyce & River Higginbotham

Honoring the Earth in Harvest Season – a list of ideas to implement earth-based practices.