Welcome to
Oxford
Community
Goddess Temple
Goddess is alive in our land!
We are a growing community working in an exciting local spiritual tradition influenced by the global Goddess movement. Join us for empowering events and happenings, workshops, and community ceremony honouring the sacred feminine in our land and in us all.
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We are a modern day 'virtual' Temple devoted
to bringing Goddess
alive in Oxfordshire
Our aim is to empower, celebrate, and create sacred space for people of any background who love and work with Goddess in our
local land
Four modern day Goddess ceremonialists in front of the Ladywell (near Wilncote)
Beautifully decorated Temple tent with central altar, fabrics, and images of Goddess
Four modern day Goddess ceremonialists in front of the Ladywell (near Wilncote)
Who are we?
We are a group of people who want to raise awareness of Goddess spirituality, culture, and connections in our local land. We see the sacred feminine everywhere, holding many thousands of names in different times and different cultures, and we honour and celebrate Her in all Her aspects. While our ceremonial work is influenced by the global Goddess movement, we welcome people of all backgrounds and traditions.
Some of us have completed formal training as Priestesses or ceremonialists, in present day Goddess Temples and other traditions - but our community's experience is wider, including stage performance and storytelling, song, and long devotional backgrounds with Goddess- and earth-centred spirituality and activism.
We have been holding an exciting and growing programme of events in and around Oxford over the last few years. Join our mailing list or social media to receive details of future events!
Explore Our Pop-Up Temples and Events
Help us build a community
Goddess Temple space for Oxford
“We need a new, global spirituality—an organic spirituality that belongs innately to all of us, as the children of earth”
[Monica Sjöö, The Great Cosmic Mother: Rediscovering the Religion of the Earth]
As a growing community, we are envisioning a permanent, physical community Temple as a public space for contemplation and devotion, ceremony, teaching, and workshops, as well as being a sympathetic space available for like-minded practitioners who want to run events in the local community. If this vision speaks to you, please contact us to find out ways that you can help. We would love to hear from you!