It is a tree of strength, not by rigidity, but flexibility of bending in the wind without breaking. Together, they represent developing oneself by learning to treat the work that they as being sacred and that they must also become strong, yet supple, as the Oak. Oak has many programs for community outreach and for training. We are regular supporters of Project Response, a local AIDS victim support group. We ask those who attend our workshops and our rituals to bring non-perishable food for Project Response.
W e see nature and humankind as part of the whole fabric of divinity.
We ask all to do the common sense things of conserving our resources and avoiding polluting our lands and waters. For years, Iron Oak has sponsored cleanup of a two mile stretch of Palm Bay road. For us, it is cleaning the face of our Mother. F or training, we have an introductory class that runs for 12 weeks, three times a year and is held on Tuesdays. This class provides a comprehensive class on Wicca and it s practices.