Panegyria #101 Lammas 2008 now available for download!
Posted By admin | Posted On: July 28, 2008
Click here to download Issue #101!
Featured articles include:
Hekate’s Sickle 2008
Construction Update
Expressions of Gratitude
- Plus -
Musings . . . by Deborah K. Hudson
and
Menhir News by Pete “Pathfinder” Davis
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Workshops have arrived at the Tab!!
Posted By admin | Posted On: July 23, 2008
Now every open ritual weekend there will be at least one (sometimes more) workshop event!
For details on each workshop, check our Upcoming Events sidebar, or click on the Calendar Date to see what is happening. New Workshops are being added all the time!
Are you interested in holding your own workshop? Send in your proposal on the Workshop Proposal Form
If you have any questions about our workshops, you can email them to workshops@aquatabch.org
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Capoeira: A Magical Martial Art
Posted By admin | Posted On: July 23, 2008
| September 13, 2008 | ||
| 1:00 pm | to | 3:00 pm |
Workshop: Capoeira: A Magical Martial Art
Instructor: Scot McIntosh
Location: Main church in Index, Wa.
An exploration of the Afro-Brazilian martial art of Capoeira and the magickal techniques it embodies. Will include an introduction to ritual, music and basic core movements of the art as well as some consideration of the connection between magic and martial arts throughout history.
Suggested Age Group: 13 and over
Fee: $15 for non-church members, $10 for church members
If you are interested in attending this workshop, please RVSP for this event by September 10th! Seats are limited!
Are you interested in holding your own workshop? Send in your proposal on the Workshop Proposal Form
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ATC Pagan Information Network #51
Posted By ATC Podcasters | Posted On: July 6, 2008
ATC Pagan Information Network - Episode 51
“The Gods”
Jeff and Eric Lethe discuss the nature of the Gods
Announcements
Music: Kicked in Heaven by amb26
Downloaded from the Podsafe Music Network
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HEKATE’S SICKLE REGISTRATION
Posted By admin | Posted On: July 1, 2008
Registration for the 18th Annual Hekate’s Sickle Festival officially opens today! Registration information and the form (in pdf) can be found by going to Events (see menu bar above) and clicking on Festivals.
Registrations can be emailed, snail mailed, faxed or hand delivered to the church.
Email your registration to: atcadmin@aquatabch.org
Snail mail your registration to: ATC-HSF, P.O. Box 409, Index, WA 98256-0409
Fax your registration to: 360-793-3537.
To hand deliver your registration, please go to the About the ATC section of the the website and click on Directions to the TAB for driving directions.
See you at Sickle!
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New Website Features!
Posted By admin | Posted On: June 14, 2008
A big thanks to all the readers who had patience while I added new features to the ATC Website. Yes, I “borked” the site for a short time, but it is functioning normally now and better than ever. There is an updated look and font scheme which should make the text somewhat easier to read. I’ve also added links to our various RSS feeds to the right-hand sidebar. If you are unfamiliar with RSS Feeds, look for my sidebar article in Issue 101 of Panegyria, coming later this year.
I’m also very happy to now feature the ATC Pagan Information Network podcast, which will now be embedded right in to the ATC Website, along with a browser-friendly media player. If you’ve heard all about Jeff Harris’ series of podcasts, but had never actually listened to them, now is your chance! The entire archive is available for playback at your desire. And new episodes will automatically be available here as they are released!
We’re not done adding new features, not by a long shot! Keep checking back (or add our Main Feed to your browser) for more news and updates as they go live!
Swift Travels and Blessings Be!
John Calderon
ATC Website Admin
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Litha Circle
Posted By admin | Posted On: January 3, 2008
| June 21, 2008 | ||
| 7:00 pm | to | 9:00 pm |
This is an open public worship circle, and all are welcome. Our services are held outdoors in our Moonstone Circle, and both ritual attire and street clothes are acceptable, with comfort being the priority. Please join us for a potluck dinner after the ritual, and remember to bring your $10 contribution to the Cauldron of Prosperity!
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The Masculine Face of the Divine
Posted By admin | Posted On: January 3, 2008
| February 19, 2008 | ||
| 7:30 pm | to | 9:00 pm |
February 19th - The Masculine Face of the Divine
Neo-paganism celebrates the Divine Feminine, but what about the other half? The God can often get short shrift because of previous bad experiences with Big Daddy In The Sky. These powerful archetypes have been a part of the human psyche since Neolithic times, and throughout history have been both worshiped and demonized. However, the Masculine half of the Divine has a rich and varied mythology, providing archetypes that men (and women) can look up to for guidance and inspiration.
Teacher - Daniel Christensen Location - Moonflower Magicks, Everett, WA
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The Pagan Roots of Mardi Gras
Posted By admin | Posted On: January 3, 2008
| February 5, 2008 | ||
| 7:30 pm | to | 9:00 pm |
February 5th - The Pagan Roots of Mardi Gras
Mardi Gras has been celebrated for thousands of years, though not in its present form. Ancient pagan rites of Spring and fertility have been linked to the present day celebration, though its roots have been hidden from view. We will take a look at the many myths and symbols of this ‘Carnival’ that have their beginnings in pre-Christian Europe. So bring your masks and beads, and find out what they really mean!
Teacher - Kathi De Anda Location - Moonflower Magicks, Everett, WA
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Full Moon Mythology
Posted By admin | Posted On: January 3, 2008
| January 22, 2008 | ||
| 7:30 pm | to | 9:00 pm |
January 22nd - Full Moon Mythology
This is the most familiar of the Esbats – come and learn about the many faces of the full moon in cultures across the world. What is ‘Drawing Down the Moon’? Explore the traditional and more unconventional ways in which to celebrate the Full Moon.
Teacher - Kathi DeAnda Location - Moonflower Magicks, Everett, WA
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