CWAA - Congregationalist Wiccan Assembly Of Alberta

03/21/2022

Our altar for Ostara and ancestral table at our open circle this evening. A huge thank you to all who were able to attend and a blessed spring equinox to all!!🐇🐣💐

12/15/2021

I hope all are enjoying this winter wondeland

10/25/2021

Good afternoon, The CWAA will be hosting a virtual pumpkin decorating while we learn about the origins of Samhain, tradition and folklore of old. Please join us at 1:00 pm October 31st

08/27/2021

Hello everyone!

As you may know, on the 20th of June 2021 we had an SGM (Extraordinary Grand Council Meeting) where we voted in some new board members. We would like to introduce the current board to you and their roles:

Laura Hibbert - Chair
Kayleen McKie - Priestess and Vice-Chair
Sage Giroux - Treasurer
Emilie Lamache - Outreach
Jalissa Murray - Secretary

Blessed be!

01/06/2021

Twelfth Night,
Epiphany of Kore, and Persephone

Traditionally, on this day the ancient Greeks would carry the statue of Kore around her temple seven times as they prayed for protection and good fortune. Following the temple activities ties a nocturnal rite was held in honor of Kore (daughter of Zeus and Demeter, whose name means “maiden”), an aspect of Persephone before her marriage to Hades.

On this day in Old Europe the ashes from the Yule log were removed, and either stored for magickal purposes or scattered on the fields to insure fertility. Later on in the day the Lord of Misrule, known as the King of the Bean, was selected. Cakes were made, and a bean was baked into one. Whomever found the bean in his cake was then elected king for the day. The king, along with the Queen of the Pea (selected by finding the pea baked into another batch of cakes) ruled over the final Yuletide festivities.

01/05/2021

Info on this year's full moons 🌕

Dates, times and nicknames of all 12 full moons that will shine in 2021, plus details on two lunar eclipses that will be visible in many parts of the United States this year.

01/05/2021

10/16/2019

The CWAA would like to take this opportunity to introduce our 2019-2020 board members!
As discussed at the AGM last Sunday the board members will be filling the same positions on both the Stony Creek Temple and the CWAA Provincial Board for this term. Our board members are as follows:

Lauralee Hibbert - Chair of Stony Creek Temple & CWAA Provincial Board

Kayleen McKie - Vice Chair of Stony Creek Temple & CWAA Provincial Board

Keegan Quinton - Secretary/ Scribe of Stony Creek Temple & CWAA Provincial Board

Sage Giroux - Treasurer/ Pursewarden of Stony Creek Temple & CWAA Provincial Board

Rylan Wood - Summoner/ Member at Large of Stony Creek Temple & CWAA Provincial Board

The board members are looking forward to another magickal year for growth and strengthening ties in our community and beyond. The board would like to express gratitude to the members of the congregation and community for their continued support and involvment in the organization and temple. Here's to the year ahead!!

01/08/2019

People need your help. Our Grande Valero Suzuki was just stolen in the Hazeldean area( not far from whyte ave) it has an interlock on it so it might be on tbe side of tbe road now. It is green and silver more green . Please share

11/01/2018

Samhain is an ideal time for honoring The Mighty Dead including our witch ancestors.

I've written about my relationship with Doreen Valiente. Also in the collage are Scott Cunningham and Sybil Leek. These three represent all the courageous witches of the 20th century who wrote and taught about witchcraft when it was still risky to do so.

In the picture, you'll also see historical witches from the Salem Witch Trials and the Scottish Witch, Isobel Gowdie. They represent all the witches persecuted for their ways. May we always remember them.

For our gods and goddesses of witchcraft, I chose three who symbolize diverse areas of the craft. Kirke and Medea are both very special to me, representing all ancestors who worked botanical magick and walked the shadows. I've included Hygeia, Goddess of Healing, as a symbol of the ancestors who cured illnesses and soothed souls.

Feel free to add the witch ancestors who you honor as a comment.