the Witches' Informational Network - Links to Other Pagan Sites

Links to Other Pagan Sites

[Links to Other Pagan Sites] Feel free to browse the World Wide Web for these others who share our beliefs and support the lives that the Goddess and God have given us all...

The Witches' Voice: A rich and colorful site, the Witches' Voice is a place for meeting, discussion, learning, education and community! Rich in warm atmosphere, respect, knowledge, wisdom and fun, this is the pre-eminant site on the World Wide Web for Pagans of all types! Blessed Be!

The New Alexandria Library: The New Alexandria Library is a public archive that preserves Pagan history, culture, and heritage.

the Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance: You cannot imagine how good it feels to run across a web site like this one. The OCRT is an organization dedicated to teaching about the variety of religions on this planet. These good people talk even-handedly about all religions and paths with neither judgement nor endorsement. Please take a look at their site and read up on a religion that is perhaps not your own.

Covenant of the Goddess Home Page: The Covenant of the Goddess is one of the world's largest and oldest Wiccan religious organizations, with members in North America, Europe and Australia. Wicca -or Witchcraft- is the most popular expression of the religious movement known as Neo-Paganism, which, according to the Institute for the Study of American Religion, is the fastest growing religion in the United States. Its practitioners are reviving ancient Pagan practices and beliefs of pre-Christian Europe and adapting them to contemporary life. The result is a religion that is both old and new, both 'traditional' and creative.

Evenstar Books: The website of the local bookseller...

The Henge of Keltria: The Henge of Keltria is a Celtic Neopagan Druid organization. Our website offers information on what the Henge of Keltria is, resources that are available to everyone, membership information and a book store with recommended reading titles.

Re-Formed Congregation of the Goddess of MN: The Re-Formed Congregation of the Goddess (RCG-I) is an international women's religion providing recognition and benefits of organized religion to its members, fostering positive spiritual growth among all persons, particularly women. It is a legally incorporated, tax-exempt religious and educational organization.

Earth House Project: Earth House Project is a non-profit community attempt to build a localized resource center for people of all nature-reverent spiritual paths in the Twin Cities.

Harmony Tribe: Harmony Tribe, regional networking, resource, and organizational website. Local pagan calendar, email list, and referrals. Sponsor of the Sacred Harvest Festival each August.

Wiccan Church of Minnesota: WiCoM provides its congregations with 8 yearly celebrations, opportunity for training, and self-growth. We are an eclectic, legal church with multiple accredited ministers. We believe Wicca to be a highly personal but spiritually inclusive religion.

Circle of the Pheonix: Circle of the Phoenix (CotP) is an Alexandrian based teaching circle with Greek and Egytian influences that offers a series of five seeker classes, at different times of the year, for those seeking a general introduction to the Craft and what its about. This is their home page.

Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans - CUUPS: The Twin Cities chapter offers 8 public festivals a year, and opportunities for networking, education, and cross-pollination between the Pagan movement and the Unitarian Universalist Association. The online, monthly e-zine can be found at: http://www.paganinstitute.org/e-zene_TOC.html.

Driador: Driador is a pagan constructionist tribe, studying and practicing on the mental, spiritual, and physical levels.

University Pagan Society (UPS): An ecclectic group of students and friends who gather to discuss relgion, spirituality, magick, and the pagan community. Everyone is welcome; skeptics included!

FOR Pagans: FOR Pagans is an organization dedicated towards education and advocacy. They provide informational resources via Internet, informal study groups, classes, gatherings, and seminars. They also provide Advocacy in the form of support for those being persecuted , as well as political lobbying to gain recognition and claim suitable rights for their religious beliefs.

Wicca.com: An online source for Wiccan, Witchcraft and Pagan knowledge & supplies. A place where followers of Wicca, Witchcraft, Shamanism, Druidry and Pagan beliefs meet to celebrate the magickal life.

Life Awakening: www.lifeawakening.com is a site that gives EVERYTHING away, From Herbs to "Stones" and Much more! (the proprietor does accept donations when and if someone offers)

Awaken the Witch: This is a website where you can find religious goods with a focus on ritual purpose.

the Pagan Internet Conference: An online conference of speakers from the Pagan community addressing issues facing us in a lively format.

Elemental Clay: An artisan who creates artwork for both the Pagan and non-Pagan community.

Pagan Community Chorus: A new Choral Group in the Twin Cities; the Pagan Community Chorus sings non-sacred Choral Music. Everyone is welcome to join us!

Village of Lothlorien: A non-profit website with about 1/2 million visitors each month. They have a pretty steady base of people gaining information through the forums and classes.

Pagan Partners: The Net's leading contact agency for all people of a pagan faith ... UK, USA and Australia.

Silver Threads - Minnesota: This in-depth website provides numerous links to Pagan and Witchcraft related web sites of interest to anyone in the Minnesotan Pagan community.

Iowa Pagan Access Network: A 12 state midwestern network for local Pagans. Truly a magickal site with useful information!

Pagan Perspectives ... an Internet Radio Show: Pagan Perspectives is broadcast in MP3 streaming audio and hosted by Live365.com. Our stream speed at 24Kbps MP3 allows even 33.6K modem listeners to get High quality audio anywhere in the world. Jupiter400 has a $10,000.00 (U.S.) investment in equipment to bring our listeners the best in talk and new music.

The Church of Iron Oak Home Page: The Church of Iron Oak, Inc., ATC is dedicated to The Old Religion through a range of liturgy including English Traditional Wicca, Smith Path, and other polytheistic and spiritually positive ceremony. The Church of Iron Oak - ATC is incorporated under Florida non-profit laws and is recognized by the federal government as a tax exempt church under section 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code. Our Primary goal is self development through research, projects, and workshops. We provide safe meeting places where the extended Wiccan/Pagan community can gather to enrich their spiritual path through focused personal effort.

Obsidian Online Web'zine: The Journal of Occult Folklore and Mystery Traditions. This online Web'zine is a comprehensive and detailed source of information, inquiry and creativity for anyone!

Learning the Tarot - An Online Course: Here you will find everything you need to know to use Tarot cards successfully. The Tarot is a deck of 78 picture cards that has been used for centuries as a way to reveal hidden truths. The Tarot can help you understand yourself better and teach you how to tap your own inner resources more confidently. If you're curious, then read on ...

Pagan Best of the Web!: Much like the top 5% of the Web, this site awards its name to only the BEST Pagan sites across the World Wide Web.

The Burning Times Home Page: This somber and respectful website reminds us that we can never allow ourselves to forget what was visited upon humanity centuries ago. In rememberance of all those burned, hanged, tortured and executed for witchcraft, this website is crucial to us and all humanity; if we forget these crimes, we can never trully be at peace.

the American Witch: The site is for the educational enhancement of Wicca. It provides information on Wiccan theory and basics as well as the sabbats and esbats, etc. It also includes a huge list of pagan e-mail lists.

Elemental Circle: It can be hard to find people of a like mind, especially when you are of a minority religion or group. This page will hopefully serve to be a useful tool in networking.

Three Little Witches: A site that caters to the supply needs of practicers of Wicca (and those who immensley enjoy Halloween).

Starhawk

Church of All Worlds

Isaac Bonewits

Rowan Fairgrove