Sunstave Ostara / Spring Equinox

Saturday, March 13, 2010

OSTARA 2010

Persephone, welcome back to the land!

Demeter, rejoice! Your daughter’s at hand.

Isis, Cybele, Astarte, Inanna,

Bachus, Green Man, Janus, we hail ya!

The Sun wakes in Aries, winter has passed;

Wake up ye faeries, lassies and lads.

Kalachakra, Vaisakha, Li Chum, Whuppity Scoorie!

Come Celebrate Spring at SunStave’s Ostara!

Sunday, March 21, 2010

Butler Park - behind the

Cottonwood Heights Recreation Center

7500 S 2700 E

09:00 AM

Family friendly – Potluck Feast

Questions: 801-205-6266

SunStave Imbolc / Brighid

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Gather together, the light returns.
Ritual cleansing as the fire burns.
Old ways, cold days, shadows, despair,
Into the flames assembled there.

In with the sun's rays, lengthening days,
Renew life, fertility, hope, thanks and praise!
Gather together, the light returns.
Hearts filled with love, as the Wheel turns.

Goddesses Brigit, Isis, and Ewe,
Initiates three, assemble here, too.
One and all:ritual blessings bestowed upon thee.
Gather for Imbolc and together,
Blessed Be!

Rev. Pamela invites you to gather together in celebration of Imbolc and turn the Wheel of the Year!

For this fire festival smack in the middle of Winter, feed your doldrums to the flames! Bring last year's corn dolly/Brigit's Cross/other amulet to spring clean your spiritual space. Craft a new cross to honor the promise of new life, new ways, new growth. Bring a fresh dish for a potluck feast.

Sunday, January 31, 2010
3-5 pm

RSVP on our Facebook Event!

The Church of the Sacred Circle
3464 W 3800 S
West Valley City, UT 84119

Questions?
Rev. Pamela
801-205-6266


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SunStave Circle Yule Celebration

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Come help us welcome back the light and celebrate the Yuletide season with ritual, song and feasting!

Saturday, Dec. 12

1-4 PM

SVUUS

6876 S. Highland Dr. (2000 East)

Hosted by the Order of Our Lady of Salt (OOLS)

SunStave Circle Samhain

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Millcreek Canyon
Originally uploaded by sharpandkeen

The seasons turn and the veil thins, as we advance toward the cold of winter. Our harvests come to a close and we turn inward to contemplate the bitter winds of the dark time of the year.

Join us as we call upon our ancestors and loved ones who have passed in the last wheel.

SunStave Circle meets for the Samhain feast at 7 pm on Saturday, Oct. 31st in the Church Fork picnic area just below Log Haven Restaurant in Millcreek Canyon.

Watch for ribbons in the trees to signal our picnic area. We will be outdoors for this ritual so please dress for inclement weather, this event will NOT be canceled due to weather. Bring camp chairs to sit on and a potluck dish for the feast. If you would like to honor your ancestors you may bring a photo or memento for the altar.

Children are very welcome to attend this ritual but parents must be responsible for the behavior and whereabouts of their young ones. Although this event will be open to children we do ask that parents help their youngsters to understand that they are attending a respectful celebration of the dead.

Your hostess for this event is Heron and she can be reached at 801-613-VENUS

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There will be an adults-only "afterparty" at the Sacred Circle Temple following the ritual. For more details on this event please contact Avalon at 801-661-1710

SunStave Mabon

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Sunstave ~ Mabon

September 20, 2009 5:00 PM

Golden Hills Park
8303 Wasatch Blvd
Salt Lake City, UT

Join Sunstave in a celebration of Mabon
Sunday, September 20, 2009 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
at Golden Hills Park on Wasatch Blvd. in Cottonwood Heights

Please bring a dish to share, and a chair or blanket to sit on
We will be doing a balancing meditation on the autumn season

Hosted by Leslie

Learn more here:
http://www.meetup.com/utahwitches/calendar/11335659/

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SunStave Lammas - First Harvest

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Join us for celebrating First Harvest
A time of joy and giving thanks to
mother earth for her beauty and abundance!

Friends,
Lammas is a celebration of the bounty of the first harvest of all grains, fruits, and vegetables. It is one of the cross-quarter Sabbaths and is the first of the three harvest celebrations of the Pagan wheel of the year.

Throughout history, Pagan worshippers all over have celebrated their bountiful harvests on this day and offered prayers and sacrifices for the success of future crops. Today, this holiday is still celebrated by many around the world as it marks the end of summer and the welcoming of autumn.

Join us for a community pot-luck feast.

Bring bread and the various fruits of your harvest to share, in this celebration of gratitude on Saturday, August 1st
at Fairmont Park (1049 Sugarmont Dr
With Simpson as a cross street, SLC) at 4:00 p.m.

Wear your best robes in earthy oranges, browns, yellows, and gold. These colors that symbolize the harvest and the sense of renewal that comes with it.

Bring a joyous heart on this day of celebration, and see you there!! Your hostess for this gathering is Elena Gray Owl.

Photo is courtesy of Ben Northern via Flickr

SunStave Circle Summer Solstice 2009

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Celebrating 13 years of SunStave!
Blue Planet Productions presents
SunStave Circle Summer Solstice 2009
Sat. June 20th - Gathering @ 7 - Ritual @ 8

Join us as we come together in voice, rhythm, movement, energy and intent to dance the Fire.
Please bring: Feasting food, utensils and cups, camp chairs and DRUMS!

Directions: Take I-80 east to Highway 40 South (to Heber)
Go through the1st stop light (River Rd.) and then watch for Potters Lane on your right.
It is directly across from the Kingdom Hall.
Turn right onto Potters Lane, then take your first left 600 W. and then the first right. 2400 N.
Drive to the end of the road and look for the gate to your right.


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Camping information: Dogs are welcome with responsible owners (clean up and leash)
Small dogs are at risk from birds of prey
Children welcome but MUST be supervised.
No culinary water or electricity.
Tents, campers and trailers welcome.