“Those who have ears to hear, listen to these words I now say. Those who have eyes to see, watch as this story unfolds.” Today is Easter Day! The highest and holiest day of the Christian calendar which traditionally day begins with the responsive cry, “Christ is risen. He is risen indeed! Hallelujah!” Referring back to Song 1 – … More Creator & Creation – 3. The Song of The Risen God
“Those who have ears to hear, listen to these words I now say. Those who have eyes to see, watch as this story unfolds.” Today marks Easter Saturday, a very low point in the Christian Calendar. It is a time of deep reflection upon the events that unfolded that fateful day following the crucifixion and … More Creator & Creation – 2. The Song of Redemption
“Those who have ears to hear, listen to these words I now say. Those who have eyes to see, watch as this story unfolds.” Today marks Good Friday, a point in the Christian calendar where we remember the One who flung stars into space and dwelt amongst us fully incarnate and how he allowed the … More Creator & Creation – 1. The Song of The Dying God
Once more we come to a time of balance in the Wheel of the Year. The darkness is quickly giving way to the light, which shone albeit weakly, throughout wintertime. The light arises, poised to overtake darkness. Shadows are becoming shorter; days are getting longer; our Brother Sun fervently grows in strength once more upon … More The Deep Green Christian’s Spring Equinox
The Winter is passing by, the dawn of a new Spring is upon us. Now is the time of the agricultural celebration of Imbolc, which means “in the belly”. Imbolc marks the start of Spring where the fecundity of life is about to be made manifest. As darkness ebbs and light once more flows into our land, Imbolc … More Imbolc, Candlemas & St Brigid – A Song of New Hope
“The As Above became so below” In the Western Church calendar, 6th January is called ‘Epiphany’, when the “Wise Men” or “magi” arrived at the place where the infant Jesus and his family were. The event is recorded here in the Biblical book of Matthew 2:1-12. Traditionally the Nativity stories in churches and other places across … More Epiphany: On Earth as in the Heavens
The Winter Solstice is upon us! The sun has ventured down to the lowest point in the sky, bringing with him the shortest day and the longest of nights. It doesn’t get any darker than this. Ever since the Autumn Equinox back last September, the balance of power between the light and the dark has been in … More The “Deep Green” Christian’s Winter Solstice
Am I a Heretic? Before I go on, I know what a lot of you may be thinking at this time… “Christians celebrating Halloween? That’s so wrong! So very wrong!”, or worse, “You’re celebrating the Devil’s day? You can’t be a Christian – you’re an apostate / a ‘condescending horse’s rectum’!” Seriously, that last bit are the … More The Christian Celebration of Halloween
At August 1st we have reached the first of the traditional harvests, Lammas – the cereal, or grain harvest. We are entering the time of the “fields of gold”. Lammas, or “Hlaf mas” (“Loaf Mass”) as it is known in the Anglo Saxon, was a time of celebration of the first fruits, the cereal crops. … More Wheel of the Year – Lammas (1st August)
The New Moon was a time of celebration and dedication, and as such, the objective of this Christian new moon ritual surrounds dedicating the plans we have during the coming month to God. … More Christian New Moon Ritual – A Deep Green Christian’s Celebration
God of Green Hope 