Lammas earth-centred pagan ceremony
- Chapel Office
- Jul 23
- 2 min read
As part of our commitment to the Unitarian Earth Spirit Network (ESN), a group for those who see the divine in nature, we have created a script to celebrate the pagan cross-quarter day festival of Lammas. You can download it below.
ESN will offer template scripts for each of the eight Wheel of the Year ceremonies over the coming year, as well as continuing with the annual 'File' publication of poems, readings, musings which is distributed to ESN Members.
We hope that these scripts will support Unitarians and others to hold Wheel of the Year ceremonies for their groups and congregations.
Lammas – the festival of the first grain harvest.
Come to our Lammas ceremonies
Join us to celebrate Lammas on Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 Aug online and in person!
Saturday 1 August at 7pm at Belper Unitarians more info.
Sunday 2 August 11am at Plymouth Unitarian Church, Notte Street more info
Sunday 2 August at 11am at Edinburgh Unitarians more info.
Sunday 2 August at 6pm at Shewsbury Unitarians more info.
Sunday 2 August at 7pm at Rosslyn Hill Chapel more info.
Leader gatherings
We hold regular Zoom calls for those leading ceremonies, to gain mutual support and inspiration. Contact Rev Kate for more info. We hope to offer these gatherings quarterly a couple of weeks before the solstices and equinoxes.
Lammas Ceremony Script
Download your copy of our Lammas script which you can use as a starting point for holding your own ceremony. It has all the information you need for an inclusive ceremony, including preparation/set up, a music playlist and cards to print out so that volunteers to take part in the ceremony. Download Lammas Template Script:
ESN Membership
Members receive a printed copy of the annual File publication and a set of attractive Wheel of the Year cards, as well as access to the eight ceremony scripts. If you would like to become a member (£15 per year) please complete this membership form:
There is more information on the Earth Spirit Network website (new website coming eventually!).
If you have other queries, please contact Rev Kate Dean.
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