At First UU Church of Austin, we gather in community to
- nourish souls
- transform lives
- and do justice.
Yew Grove Pagan Interfaith is an organization within the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Austin (FUUCA). We support the mission of First Unitarian Universalist Church of Austin by:
- Nourishing souls through providing information, education, and networking opportunities to Pagans and interested parties of all faiths.
- Transforming lives through providing opportunities to experience Pagan ritual, and to create and participate in Pagan ritual.
- Do justice by outreach and interfaith work with anyone who is open to learning about other spiritual paths in an atmosphere of mutal respect, so that we may help promote religious tolerance and understanding. We also endeavor to include opportunities to support local charities within our rituals and events, so that we may give back to our community, and to our world.
We strive to be a safe, supportive place where seekers of all spiritual inclinations can come, learn, share, and grow.
Yew Grove calendar
We feel strongly that each person has the right (and the responsibility) to decide for themself what spiritual path works best for them.
Yew Grove is an excellent place to learn more about the growing faith of Paganism. Friends and family members of Pagans who would simply like to learn more, or those who just enjoy comparative religion and have a scholarly interest in what Pagans do may also attend most Yew Grove events. You need not be Pagan or Unitarian Universalist in order to attend or participate. All are welcome.
At Yew Grove Pagan Interfaith, we want to be a welcoming environment for all seekers who are respectful and tolerant of the spirituality of others. While our main focus is Pagan networking and outreach, we are happy to have folks just drop in and check us out.
Please consider joining our Yahoo group at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Yew_Grove.
Blessings on your journey,
Related links:
http://www.uua.org/visitors/beliefswithin/6678.shtml
http://www.uua.org/visitors/6798.shtml
“Be ours a religion which, like sunshine, goes everywhere; its temple, all space; its shrine, the good heart; its creed, all truth; its ritual, works of love; its profession of faith, divine living.” ~ Theodore Parker, Unitarian minister (1810-1860)