Pagan Paths & Groups

• Druidism Faq by Brendan "Cathbad" Myers
      An in-depth introduction to Druidism, including history, beliefs, practices, society, etc.
  
  
• The Protean Tradition by Judy Harrow (off site link)
      Proteans are values-based and service-driven. We share a common ethic. We celebrate diversity and creativity in expression.
  
  
• About the Alexandrian Tradition of Wicca by Janus (off site link)
      The most compact description of Alexandrian Tradition can be found by considering the two answers to the question, How many Alexandrians does it take to change a light bulb?
  
  
• Blue Star Wicca by Cat Castells and Amy Douglass (off site link)
      Blue Star Wicca is a centuries old Pagan tradition founded in the mid-1970s. Originally established as a single coven in Pennsylvania, Blue Star evolved over the next decade or two into a collection of more than a dozen covens all across the U.S., all working in what is essentially the same framework and therefore recognizable as a tradition.
  
  
• Large Pagan Churches by Sabrae (off site link)
      It has long been the opinion of some Pagan leaders that there should be large, functioning Pagan groups out there. Churches, if you will. Most of the arguments that I have seen in favor of large churches stem from a need to be legitimately recognized by other mainstream religions.