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CUUPs Chapters

CUUPs (Covenant of Universalist Unitarian Pagans) "is an organization dedicated to networking Pagan-identified Unitarian Universalists (UUs), educating people about Paganism, promoting interfaith dialogue, developing Pagan liturgies and theologies, and supporting Pagan-identified UU religious professionals." ~quoted from http://www.cuups.org/content/aboutcuups/whatiscuups.html

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• - Provides opportunities to celebrate and learn about a variety of earth based traditions through the celebration of sun and moon circles throughout the calendar year. Located in Andover, MA.
  
• - Promoting the understanding and practice of Pagan and Earth-centered spirituality groups within the UUCT; providing information, networking, and education materials to UUCT and the general public; encouraging the development of theo/alogical and liturgica
  
• - Affiliated with the Unitarian Universalist Church in Jackson, MS, as well as the Hattiesburg Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Hattiesburg, MS. The site lists upcoming events, a statement of purpose and brief personal statements by a number of members
  
• - Chapter located in Chicago, Illinois at the Beverly UU Church.
  
• - A family oriented, primarily Wiccan and Pagan UU group, welcoming all faiths. Workshops and Full Moon rituals open to the public. Located in Cherry Hill, New Jersey.
  
• - Meeting and class schedule for the CUUPS Chapter of UU Church in Atlanta, Georgia.
  
• - San Jose's CUUPs chapter mailing list.
  
• - Homepage of the Burlington UU Circle, Inc., (BUUC), a chapter of the Covenant of UU Pagans (CUUPS). Supports networking efforts among those in Vermont's Pagan community. Site has group description and local and state calendar of events such as "Spi
  
• - A group that honors both the Goddess and the God, recognizing that there is a bit of the divine in everyone and everything. Meets in Houston, Texas.
  
• - List of events including weekly meetings, drum circle dates, full moon celebrations in Lexington, Kentucky. Includes descriptions of rituals they have done and articles expressing members perspectives on a variety of subjects.
  
• - A fellowship of Earth centered spirituality that is affiliated with the Unitarian Universalist Church of the Shenandoah Valley in Stephens City, VA.
  
• - A participatory, spiritual program of UUCA that integrates a variety of earth-based traditions with the principles of Unitarian Universalism. Located in Annapolis, MD.
  
• - Holds monthly Pagan learning circles so that people may connect and share ideas with others in the Pagan community. Meets in Flagstaff, Arizona.
  
• - The Orange Coast Unitarian Universalist Church's CUUPs group is family-oriented with an emphasis on exploring the many aspects of Neo-Paganism. Meets at the UU Church in Costa Mesa, CA
  
• - Hosts monthly lunar rituals, Pagan philosophy classes and community events in Salt lake City, Utah.
  
• - Article on one Pagan's beliefs and experiences as a UU Pagan.
  
• - A group of open minded women and men who gather together to learn, share and worship in an Earth centered environment. Includes a Learning Circle Meeting Schedule and Wheel of the Year Celebration descriptions. Meets at the Boone UU Fellowship in Boone,
  
• - Located in Ventura, CA., this CUUPS Chapter meets monthly. Site provides a contact list, an email list, and links to other chapters and pagan organizations.
  
• - CUUPs group located in Manchester, Connecticut. Site has a calendar of events.
  
• - Strives to build a safe and nurturing community which is inclusive and provides for spiritual growth and service to the Earth and Her children. Meets in Arlington, Virginia.
  
• - A CUUPS chapter in Charlottesville, Virginia dedicated to exploring Pagan, earth-centered, and creation centered spirituality.
  
• - A group of women and men in Cincinnati, Ohio who define their spirituality as "Earth centered." Their rituals include ceremonies honoring the changing of the seasons and on behalf of saving the Earth's resources.
  
• - A CVUUF chapter of the Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans. Their intent is to create inclusive, family-oriented ritual gatherings for all ages in the Conejo Valley/Thousand Oaks area of California.
  
• - A place to explore the world of Nature worship, magic, and community. Includes a newsletter, message board, contact list and a survey and sign up form for interested persons in Santa Cruz County, California.
  
• - LOOP CUUPS is an organization founded in 1999 that meets at Live Oak UU Church in Austin, Texas.
  
• - Promotes pagan events, facilitates the formation of women's and men's circles and is building a community of individuals committed to learning nature based spiritual practice. Located in Olympia, Washington.
  
• - A community celebrating the Sacred Cosmos in Minneapolis, MN (USA) offering a Pagan "Sunday school" for children, public rituals, and adult classes.
  
• - Group in Lubbock, Texas celebrating the diversity of alternative spirituality. All are welcome for meetings, celebrations, and membership. Site includes a calendar, local resources, and a newsletter.
  
• - Providing a safe place for Pagans in Vermont to create community and to assure through our ritual and other outreach projects so that no Green Mountain Pagan is solitary unless they choose to be.
  
• - Announcement list for CUUPs members and those interested in CUUPs events.
  
• - Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalists offers links, contact information and schedule of events.
  
• - The Eno River UU Fellowship chapter of CUUPS, located in Durham, NC, is a group of open-minded women and men who gather together to learn, share and worship in an Earth-centered environment. Schedule of upcoming events, newsletter and contact list is avai
  
• - This chapter of CUUPS International offers classes, teaching circles, and public rituals on the major holidays. The community has been active for nearly twenty years and is located in Louisville, KY.
  
• - A community of people who come together for religious, educational and humanitarian purposes with meetings to celebrate the spiritual teaching of Earth centered tradition in Jacksonville, Fl.
  
• - Overview on CUUPs, the Colorado chapter and contact information. Meets in Denver, Colorado.
  
• - CUUPs group in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Open circles, study groups, an email newsletter and labyrinth walking are available.
  
• - General mailing list for members of this CUUPs chapter.
  
• - Meets in Bloomington, In. and is open to anyone interested in the many and varied paths of nature-based religions, and in building lifestyles around those paths.
  
• - Provides a safe place for Pagans to gather for worship in Greensboro, NC. The group supports those on Pagan/Earth Centered Paths, maintains an environment where people of differing age groups and ability levels are free to participate and encourages leade
  
• - Explores the spiritual teachings of Earth-centered traditions in Seattle, Washington. Contact list and meeting schedule included.
  
• - Located in Columbia, SC. They provide a safe place for exploring pagan spiritual paths.
  
• - Features drumming circles, an events calendar, and affiliations with the Unitarian Universalist Community Church of Park Forest, IL.
  
• - An Austin, Texas chapter. Provides a list of meeting topics and upcoming events.
  
• - Outreach group attempting to link any Pagan-based faith in and around Athens, OH. Offers information, events and links.
  
• - Offers weekly meetings and seasonal rituals in New Orleans, Louisiana.
  
• - A gathering of eclectic pagans and people interested in learning about pre-Christian, earth-based spirituality. Everyone is welcome, at any level of experience, from any background or tradition.
  
• - A group of followers of Neopagan, Wiccan, and other Earth-centered spiritual paths affiliated with the First Unitarian Church of Albuquerque, New Mexico. All events are open to the public.
  
• - Details of the unofficial Halifax, Nova Scotia chapter of CUUPs including meeting notes and contacts.
  
• - Drawing on the heritage of celebration styles in Paganism and Unitarian Universalism, creating rituals in modern ways and with modern understandings. Meetings and worship services are open to all, as are the discussion groups, book studies, workshops, fil
  
  

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