A community that is both literally and figuratively spread out came together for a wonderful day of celebration and fellowship, and for the first time, on the Fort Worth side of the region. Read more
A community that is both literally and figuratively spread out came together for a wonderful day of celebration and fellowship, and for the first time, on the Fort Worth side of the region. Read more
If we lived in a polytheist society, honoring a new-to-you deity would be no more difficult than making a fine dinner for a visiting relative you had never met. But since we don’t, this is how I have connected with and honored the Goddess Danu. Read more
The second survey in the CUUPS Revisioning project is now open. It has four open-ended questions designed to give you an opportunity to share your thoughts on who we are. Read more
The 2014 OBOD East Coast Gathering reinforced a concept emphasized by another Druid order, the RDNA: "Nature is Good." And so is a long weekend with your tribe, immersed in your tradition. Read more
Nine Things I Think: Pagan Pride Day, CUUPS surveys, football players behaving badly (and criminally), future speaking engagements and more. Read more
Ronald Hutton’s new book Pagan Britain shows how history can provide a framework and inspiration for our own beliefs and practices, but it cannot tell us the One Right and True Way. If history teaches us anything it’s that there is no One Right and True Way. Read more
Kristoffer Hughes is a native Welsh speaker, the Head of the Anglesey Druid Order, an author, an actor, an Anatomical Pathology Technologist who works in a morgue, and a Drag Queen (from the ankle down). If you don’t know him yet, here’s your chance. Read more
Are people commodities to be bought for the lowest price and discarded when their presence no longer maximizes profits? Or are people divine creatures, deserving to be treated with the dignity and respect due a being of inherent sovereignty and worth? Which world do you want to live in? Read more
The Pagan internet is still a rather small place. A new site isn’t competition, it’s more people talking about the things that matter most to us. And for some of us, that means Many Gods. Read more
The Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans is beginning an intensive process of revisioning and we want to hear from all our stakeholders: CUUPS members, UU-friendly Pagans, and Pagan-friendly UUs – if you have an opinion on what CUUPS is and what it should be, we want to hear from you. Read more
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