Winter Solstice Celebration
A special service of song, stories and stillness to celebrate the Yuletide season.
with the Worship Team, the Ace of CUUPs Pagan Study Group, and Director of Music Marina
Machado
The best-loved service of the year honoring the longest night of the year – the Winter Solstice. This service takes
place on the evening of the 21st of December and features music, readings, singing, and lighting our Solstice Tree.
Troll the ancient Yuletide carol!
In person only
Celebrate the seasons change! For centuries, people have celebrated the shift of the winter solstice. Now our Northern hemisphere is tilted farthest away from the Sun. The nights are longest, days are shortest, and the sunlight is weak. Over the world, many groups from many different faith traditions observe this time when the power of the dark feels at its fullest. At the UU Fellowship of Boca Raton, we host a Winter Solstice Celebration: a special service of song and stories and stillness to create a sacred space. Please join us for a night of music and meditation, our rite into the darkness to bring forth the gifts of the Light. In the midst of winter, come discover within what Albert Camus described as “an invincible summer.”
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