Community Advisory: Stillwater Christian Fellowship has announced plans to return to The Market on the Mill, aiming to “bring the Gospel” to those they believe are “deceived and enslaved” by Pagan and Witchcraft practices.
News
Pagan Community Notes: Beltaine 2025
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: Many blessings to your community at this Turn of the Wheel! We celebrate Beltaine in the Northern Hemisphere and Samhain in the Southern Hemisphere. In other news, TWH launches new reporting sections, ADF elects a new Archdruid, author and Witch Mortellus shares a statement about a recent publishing experience, Star offers the Tarot reading of the week, and more upcoming events.
News
US Supreme Court Decision Could Expand Publicly-Funded Religious Schools Nationwide
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The US Supreme Court is weighing whether religious schools can receive public charter funding—potentially reshaping education laws and church-state boundaries nationwide.
Indigenous Land
Trump administration fast-tracks destruction of Apache sacred site
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Despite continued pending federal court cases, the Trump Administration has invoked national security in order to turn Oak Flat, federal land that is sacred to the Apache, into a two-mile wide pit for copper mining.
News
Pagan Community Notes: Week of April 24, 2025
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: Woolston-Steen Theological Seminary celebrates its graduates; the Aquarian Tabernacle Church International announces dedications and elevations; the Spring Mysteries Festival is hailed as a success; Thor’s Oak Kindred joins the Race Against Hate; wild goose FTW! and more events are unfolding as Beltaine approaches.
Culture
Supreme Court Hears Case on Parents’ Religious Rights to Exempt Children from School Books
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The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments this morning in Mahmoud v. Taylor, a case that pits two foundational principles of public education against each other: the authority of local school boards to set a unified curriculum, and the rights of religious parents to exempt their children from materials they find objectionable.