Unitarian Universalism draws its faith from many sources, including the spiritual teachings of earth-centered traditions that celebrate the sacred circle of life and inspire us to live in harmony with the rhythms of nature.

This group does not currently have a leader. If this is an area you are interested in please reach out to Janet Haas, the Adult Spiritual Development chair, at asd@usguu.org.

Wheel of the Year Holidays 

1. October: Samhain
   The Celtic New Year. We honor our dead & commit ourselves to the future.
2. December: Yule / Winter Solstice
   We honor the longest night of the year & the restorative power of rest & reflection.
3. February: Imbolc
   Time of Personal Inspiration. We reflect on our skills & articulate our creative goal for the year.
4. March: Ostara / Spring Equinox
   We honor the reawakening of the Earth in spring & the shift from the reflective dark to the active light seasons of the year.
5. May: Beltane
   The Gathering Season Returns. We honor our new & renewed relationships.
6. June: Litha / Summer Solstice
   We honor the longest day of the year & the opportunity to make the most of our time in the sun.
7. August: Lughnasa
   Time of Community Labor. We honor the abilities we bring together at work & play that benefit the community.
8. September: Mabon / Autumn Equinox
   We honor the Earth’s bounty at harvest time & the shift from the light to the dark seasons of the year.