Druid in the Hills

Prayers

The O Antiphons

Here are some hasty recordings I made of the chanted Latin O Antiphons, sung December 17-23 during Evening Prayer. For more information on the O Antiphons, see Traditional […]
Celebrating God’s Fool, St. Francis of Assisi

Daily Prayer for the Memorial of St. Francis of Assisi, celebrated on October 4,
Druid in the Hills Daily Prayer

This prayer is an adaptation of Christian Liturgy of the Hours, or Daily Office, incorporating Druid and Christian elements, that can be used any time of the day.
An Element-ary Way to Start the Day

Find a quiet place and take a few moments to center yourself. I find music helpful in this. You might try playing something like Song of Awen by […]
Samhain

A poem about night, cold, and remembrance
Prayer for the Healing of Division

A prayer for healing, in response to the harm we do to each other.
Rainbow Spirits

On January 25, 2017, I led a worship service at the Oak Ridge (TN) Unitarian Universalist Church celebrating LGBTQIA+ Pride Month. The following is the sermon I gave […]
Ritual Words

I’ve been working on a set of quarter calls and releases, with the idea of singing them. Today, I’m posting calls for Ostara. You can find it at […]
Earth My Body

It’s been an interesting week. Last Sunday morning, I woke up not feeling well. I got up, got ready, and headed out to the Unitarian Universalist church where […]
For Justice and Reconciliation

In perfect love and perfect trust, we ask for the blessings of Air, Fire, Water, and Earth to help us dispel darkness and hate with the power of […]

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