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Book Club - The church holds Metaphysical book clubs which meet at Books-a-Million in Gastonia, NC the second Thursday of each month and High Point Barnes and Noble the first tuesday of each month. The meetings start at 7:00pm and are open to the public. Each month we feature a book or topic of interest to Wiccans. Non-Wiccans are welcome to attend and contribute to discussions, of course. These meetings are not intended as a forum for debating the merits of Wicca itself, however, and disruptive individuals will be asked to leave.
click here for directions to Books-a-Million.
click here for directions to Barnes & Noble.
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Esbats - We hold esbats centered around the moon in various phases to honor the Goddess and to work magick. These gatherings are also a time of fellowship and social bonding. Esbats are typically held at the homes of members. Please call or email for directions |
Business Meetings - Business meetings give members a chance to be part of the church's decision making process. Typical agenda items include scheduling and budgeting for rituals and other special events. The meeting is held in the small meeting room at the Shelby Memorial Library. click here for directions.
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Yule Vigil - Yule, or Midwinter, is the longest night of the year, but the solstice is also the time when the sun's progress shifts from waning to waxing. We will be celebrating the rebirth of light by holding a vigil throughout the long night. We will light our fire as the sun goes down and we'll tend it until the sun returns the next morning. This act of sympathetic magick echoes the sacred rites of our anscestors. During our vigil, we will share food and cheer, as we wait for the first dawn of the waxing year.
Please call or email for directions
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Imbolc - Imbolc celebrates the return of spring's longer days. It's name connects it with the first production of milk for young lambs and kids. We celebrate Imbolc with the lighting of candles and other fires. call or email for directions
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