Book Club - The church holds a Wiccan book club which meets at Books-a- Million in Gastonia, NC the second Thursday of each month. The meetings start at 7:00pm and are open to the public. Each month we feature a book of interest to Wiccans. Non-Wiccans are welcome to attend and contribute to discussions, of course. These meetings are not intended as a forum for debating the merits of Wicca itself, however, and disruptive individuals will be asked to leave.
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Lughnasadh - Lughnasadh is the celebration of the first harvest. It is named for the Celtic God, Lugh. We celebrate the grain harvest by sharing a loaf of bread baked into an anthropomorhic representation of the grain crop. click here for directions.

Mabon - Mabon, also called Harvest Home, is the Neopagan festival of the Autumn Equinox. Like the Sprng Equinox, it's a time of balance between dark and light, when there are equal hours of day and night. It is also the second of the year's three harvest festivals. We celebrate Mabon as a multi-course dinner party. Since the courses and portions have to be carefully planned and prepared, we ask that people who wish to attend RSVP at least a week prior to the event. Please call or email for directions

Retreats - Our annual retreats provide a chance for fellowship and bonding among folk who share a common gender expression. As with all NCPCOW events, our retreats are trans-inclusive. You are welcome to attend whichever event matches the gender you currently identify as. NCPCOW holds retreats for those who identity as male or female, and also for those with less conventional gender identities.

Hollis Road Site - The church holds most of our rituals at a rustic wooded site on Hollis Road, between Ellenboro and Polkville. The site has limited parking and very primitive amenities. Our rituals are held out of doors and there is currenlty no permanent structure on the property. Please dress in weather-appropriate clothing, including sensible footwear. If possible, please also bring your own folding camp chair. In warm weather, you may also wish to bring something to wear into the creek. Directions to the site are available through Google Maps.