Sacred Wheel

12/12/2022

Good Yule! Our Yule ritual will be held December 18th at 10 as the congregational service, all vaccinated are welcome to find out why we kiss under mistletoe, how Santa came to be, and Hanukah. Yuletide food and drink will be served afterward, come join us!
This is a FREE event, and come as you are, no ugly Christmas sweaters required! 😉

05/15/2020

This livestream is going to rock.

03/16/2020

Our Ostara celebration was held virtually to help keep all of our AUUC and Sacred Wheel families safe.

Ostara Spring Celebration Virtual Service 3.15.2020

01/30/2019

Our page on Accotink Unitarian Universalist Church (AUUC)'s website has been updated!

A Spiritual Home Beyond Belief

12/29/2018

I put together a Wheel of the Year Plan for myself, based on my interpretation of the pagan calendar. I hope to fine tune it each year as I pick up new practices and activities.

12/03/2018

May the lights of Hanukkah usher in a better world for all humankind.

Happy 1st night of Chanukah!

11/07/2018

Happy Diwali!
May the glow of Joy, Prosperity, and Happiness illuminate your days in the year ahead!

11/02/2018

“The inextinguishable tradition dates back 3,000 years, during the time of the Aztecs. It survived through the 16th century, when the Spanish arrived to central Mexico and thought the tradition to be sacrilegious. Instead of it being abolished, however, the celebration evolved to incorporate elements of Christianity, such as celebrating it on November 1 and 2 instead of on its original summer observance to coincide with All Saints’ or All Souls’ Day, a time to pray for departed souls.”

El Día de los Mu***os is confused with Halloween, but despite the skulls it's not spooky. It's a celebration of those loved ones who are gone and we miss.