Carol Wining 2017

All are invited to come out to the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Madison County to celebrate the holiday season with a musical presentation, carols, wine (and juice), snacks from the Kitchen Witches, and oogles of fun.

This Friday, December 15th, 7 PM, at 1081 Willis Branch Road, Richmond, Kentucky. 

Permaculture and the Sacred: A Conversation with Starhawk

Starhawk, contemporary witch, activist, and permaculturist, spoke at Harvard Divinity School

on March 7, 2013, about how earth-based spirituality can inform and empower efforts to build sustainable communities and societies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zV-MsQYrW0g

Come join the conversation

​TODAY,

 December 3, 2017, 5 PM at 1084 Whipple Court in Lexington, Kentucky. 

Please share this on your social media or blog, especially if you live nearby.  

We want to hear from a variety of viewpoints from Pagans and other humans so that we may learn from one another and, hopefully, get back on track to loving our planet and helping it thrive.

Bring a dish for the potluck if you are able. Looking forward to seeing you there!

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When is Paganism not Paganism?

"What the system, what Capitalism tries to hide from the seeker, is that Paganism is free. You do not have to spend a penny. However capitalism serves the lazy pagan. Why go out and connect with the earth when you can buy this or that to make you feel more pagany? It makes the person with the most money, able to buy the biggest pentacle ring or necklace or crystal seem holier than thou, more genuine and authentic. It is everywhere in pagan culture. Look how much fellow seekers charge for their works. The poor are often priced out." 

https://godsandradicals.org/2017/08/18/when-is-paganism-not-paganism/

Come join the conversation this Sunday, December 3, 2017, 5 PM at 1084 Whipple Court in Lexington, Kentucky. 

Please share this on your social media or blog, especially if you live nearby.  We want to hear from a variety of viewpoints from Pagans and other humans so that we may learn from one another and, hopefully, get back on track to loving our planet and helping it thrive.

Bring a dish for the potluck if you are able. Looking forward to seeing you there!