Oak Spirit Sanctuary Shamanic Wiccan Church of Nature

Mission: OSS Mission Statement:

Oak Spirit Sanctuary is a church of Shamanic Wicca and nature sanctuary. We provide access to Nature, a safe place for outdoor worship in an earth-centered, earth honoring spiritual context, promoting community among persons of these beliefs. Our practices include environmentalism, appreciation for nature spirits, honor of the earth, and community building. Our primary outreach is operating a Pagan land sanctuary and spiritual retreat center. We offer a variety of educational opportunities from basics to clergy training. Our Land Management is done from an environmental, magickal, and spiritual perspective.

OSS Faith Statement:

OSS Shamanic Wicca venerates Divine as God and Goddess manifested in Nature by celebrating the cycles of the seasons in the Wheel of the Year, Sabbats, Phases of the Moon, and Esbats, in an eclectic fashion honoring the Masculine and the Feminine in all Their aspects. We believe Nature is a manifestation of God and Goddess as immanence and continuous creation, thus human kind is related to and not set above, all other life. We follow the Three-Fold-Law and the Wiccan Rede. By embracing personal responsibility, we profess our interconnections with all life. This is expressed by stewardship of the Earth, respect for all life, and each other.

From www.ic.org/directory/ozark-avalon/:

Oak Spirit Sanctuary is a church of Shamanic Wicca , focused on work with spirits of Nature drawing from a variety of traditional earth centered religious and magickal systems. Our rituals are classic Wiccan with Celtic, Native American, Faerie, Norse, and other practices utilizing classical energy work. Open worship circles are held each month, usually the weekend closest to the full or new moon. These are free. All are welcome. We also host Sabbat Festivals with the traditional Wheel of the Year. These feature workshops, entertainment, and spiritual celebration based on the seasonal theme. These have a small attendance fee for the maintenance of the church and land. All are welcome to attend free monthly Lunar events and or Sabbat Festivals.
*Onsite living is currently closed to new families/people*

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