Tag Archives: Presbyterian

Beltane 2011

Beltane (May 1) Waning Bee Hiving Moon A bit about how I got interested in the auld religion, the ancient Celtic faery faith and from it, the Great Wheel. 23 years ago I left the Presbyterian ministry and wandered off … Continue reading →

Posted in Commentary on Religion, Faith and Spirituality, Great Wheel, Holidays, Humanities, Myth and Story | Tagged Beltane, Celts, faery faith, Ireland, namaste, Presbyterian, Wales | Leave a comment

How Do We Open Ourselves to Mystery?

Lughnasa Waxing Back to School Moon A very busy three days with something in the evening each night plus events during the day, too. Glad to get a chance to get back to the bees and the garden. Some autumn … Continue reading →

Posted in Commentary on Religion, Faith and Spirituality | Tagged church, faith, journey, Max Weber, Presbyterian, religion, UU | 1 Comment

After the Service

Imbolc Waning Moon of Winds To follow up on the morning jitters. At the end of my American Identity sermon I received an unusual and rare compliment: everyone clapped. I took time on the way in to center myself and … Continue reading →

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Beltane 2011

How Do We Open Ourselves to Mystery?

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