News
Bride’s Mound, sacred to Christians and Pagans, set to receive renovations
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Bride’s Mound, a site in Glastonbury with ties to the goddess and saint Brigid, is set to receive improvements thanks to new funding.
Arts & Culture
I Spent Most of My “Witching Year” Feeling Like a Failure
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When people ask “why do you want to become a Witch right now?”, I hesitate on answering. There are technically two truths to that answer. One is not sexy. The other is embarrassing.
News
“Be the change that we desperately need” – Fighting for Freedom at Parliament
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Pagan leaders from various traditions gathered on the shores of Lake Michigan during Parliament for a ritual to empower the fight for freedom.
Living
Witchy Markets are growing across the U.S. South despite “Burn in Hell” protests
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Guest Correspondent Sue Lincoln covers the rise and history of Witchy and Pagan markets in the South including “burn in hell” protests or as one pastor put it, “We aren’t protesting… We’re preaching. Our goal is to glorify God.”
Arts & Culture
Review: Netflix’s “Nimona” – a story of fluid identity and queer acceptance
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Noelle K. Bowles reviews “Nimona,” an animated fantasy from Netflix with themes of queer identity and acceptance of fluid identities.