A journey into contemplative mysticism, christopaganry, druidry, and the sacredness of the cosmos

The Church of the Oak is a gathering where we open a space for meditation, conversation, and shared grounding in a time when words themselves feel unstable. Drawing from Christopagan tradition, we reflect on the loss of shared language, the exhaustion of repeating cycles, and the quiet work of becoming human together again. This is the hearth where courage, clarity, and delight can be restored so that we can carry on.

Kin-dom Rising begins with Jesus and refuses to leave him behind. This series of essays follows the Gospel where it actually leads, into shared life, mutual care, and the steady unraveling of domination. These reflections explore how the Gospel of mutual indwelling confronts systems built on control, how violence and coercion emerge in response to a life lived in common, and why faithfulness to Jesus requires the refusal of both domination and despair. Moving through the Four Paths of Creation Spirituality, Kin-dom Rising forms readers not for reaction, conquest, or moral purity, but for clarity, courage, imagination, and transformation. Empire is named honestly and resisted faithfully, not through force or triumphalism, but through the daily practice of justice, mutual care, and joy. The kin-dom rises wherever people learn to live together without the sword.

Sacred rhythm. Living flame. Rooted truth. This is the heart of our devotional practice: seasonal reflections, lunar meditations, and spirit-led words that awaken the soul to wonder. Each entry walks the Four Paths of Creation Spirituality through a Christopagan Druid lens, honoring the sacred in nature, the cosmos, and the everyday. Come to the hearth. Listen to the silence. Let the light speak.

A mystical devotional for the Celebration of Advent in the Creation Spirituality Tradition.

Dream of an Oak Church is the heart of our Christopagan Druidic vision: a sacred exploration of theology, mystagogy, and rooted spirituality grounded in Creation Spirituality, Celtic tradition, and the teachings of Christ. Here, we share reflections, practices, and revelations inspired by the living tree of faith, where Brigid’s flame, the cross of Christ, and the whisper of the Awen intertwine.

Christopaganism at Creation’s Paths explores the fusion of Christian and Pagan spiritualities, honoring both the wisdom of ancient earth-centered traditions and the transformative power of Christ. Rooted in Creation Spirituality, this path embraces the sacred in all things, weaving together mysticism, ritual, and deep reverence for nature. Here, we reclaim enchantment, celebrate divine mystery, and walk the liminal spaces between traditions—seeking truth, healing, and wholeness in a world that longs for both roots and wings.

The Paschal Gospel of Creation Spirituality is a seasonal journey through Ash Wednesday, Lent, and the days of Holy Week, offered as a single unfolding meditation on death and life, surrender and transformation. These essays read Scripture as a living well rather than a settled answer, beginning in wonder and grounded in Original Blessing, not fear or moralism. Moving through the Four Paths of Creation Spirituality, they invite honest relinquishment, creative response, and the slow work of repair, returning always to the body, the land, and shared life. This is a Paschal way for those who refuse despair, resist spiritual shortcuts, and trust that resurrection is not an escape from the world, but a deeper participation in its healing and renewal.