Speaker: Pacific CUUPs

Samhain Service – Pulling Back the Veil

Do you experience feelings of dread in your basement or attic?
Have you or your family ever seen a spook, spectre or ghost?
If the answer is “yes,” then don’t wait another minute. Pick up the phone and call the professionals…
Or, since there … read more.

Social Justice Picnic and Sing A Long

There is no formal service this week. Instead, come join the Pacific Unitarian Universalist Fellowship and the Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans for fellowship, food, and singing, alongside our beautiful river.  Bring a dish to share, your drinks, and a blanket or folding chair (though picnic … read more.

Lughnasadh/Lammas Ritual

Exploring the World of Pagan Rites

Join us at Noon on August 3rd, 2025, for our CUUPS Lughnasadh ritual, celebrating the first harvest. This ritual will be conducted as part of the regular service of the Pacific Unitarian Universalist Fellowship and will be held in the … read more.

Drumming Mother Earth’s Heartbeat

 

Veja Lahti, Nancy Cook, Kelli Mack, Rhonda Piasecki

Heartbeat of Mother Earth has ties with tribes from the Kenaitze in Alaska to the Cherokee Nation on the plains. In this service, we will dive into what calls them to the pow-wow drum tradition, experiencing drumming and … read more.

Ostara – A Pagan Spring Rite

We honor the Vernal equinox. This unique time of balance between day and night. Ostara celebrates the ancient rates of renewal as the Earth turns slowly from winter to spring. As the light slowly overtakes the dark and we rejoice in new beginnings. CUUPS members … read more.

Yule/Winter Solstice – PUUF CUUPS group

Yule, otherwise known as the Winter Solstice, is a pagan holiday that marks the longest night of the year. Since the night hours will only get shorter after that point, Yuletide represents the rebirth of the Sun God. In essence, it is the symbolic end … read more.

Pacific CUUPs Beltane Ritual

Pacific CUUPs 

Come join Pacific CUUPs for Beltane, sometimes called May Day, as we celebrate what the Celts celebrated as the start of summer.  We will honor the Celtic god of light and fire, Bel, as well as other deities related to fertility and cleansing.
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