Exploring Winter Solstice Traditions & The Elder Futhark @UUCCHC

Exploring Winter solstice across traditions: Begin by making your own take home Elder Futhark rune set (supplies provided) and learn its history and modern interpretations; then explore Yule, sacred fire, and the gradual return of the light. Our Facilitator: K is an enthusiastic advocate for accessible practices and brings their own lived practice and experience into this session. Supplies provided for registered guests. Please RSVP! Who We Are We’re an eclectic circle of seekers, practitioners, and the spiritually curious. Some of us have years of experience. Some are just beginning to ask bigger questions. All are welcome, and all ages are welcome. We are one of many inclusive programs offered to members and the community alike by Unitarian Universalist Community Church of Hendricks County. *What we share isn’t a single belief system. It’s a shared curiosity, a respect for the earth, and a desire to support one another in exploring our own spiritual paths without pressure or pretense. You won’t find rigid doctrine here, or arguments or debate over spirituality or theology. You will find thoughtful conversation, seasonal reflection, occasional ritual, and space to show up exactly as you are. And yes, sometimes that means a little chaos. The good kind. What We’re Building Together Right now, our energy is focused on something tangible and rooted, literally. We’re creating a small, community-centered garden in Danville. It’s designed as a free resource, but more importantly, as a living invitation. A way to turn unused lawn into connection, nourishment, and shared care. It may be small in size. It is not small in intention. We’re also working on: Cultivating our shared altar space at UUCCHC Building a lending library of pagan and earth-centered books Creating opportunities for hands-on, heart-centered community projects What to expect when you join us We meet the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each…