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PURPOSE AND GENERAL INFORMATION

The Minnesota Pagan Page is not associated with any particular group or coven.  We are hosted by three groups who donate space on their server.  We are an educational network dedicated to correcting misinformation about Pagans, Witches and Witchcraft in Minnesota.  Witchcraft and/or Wicca are legally recognized religions in the United States and it is our mission to protect their rights through education and awareness.

It is our belief that Minnesota Pagans are generally good people!  By keeping abreast of the latest news and updated information, as well as having ready access to critical resource tools, we, as Witches and Pagans, can not only empower ourselves, but we can develop programs to educate our local Minnesota towns and cities on who we are and what we do.

For information contact Lady Boudicca at: dynionmwyn23@hotmail.com

The Minnesota Pagan Page was created to:

1.  Act as a Contact source for Minnesota Pagan peoples, religious bodies, Councils and associated groups and individuals as defined later on this page.

2.  Facilitate contact and interaction between Minnesota Pagans and groups and interested members of the public.

3.  Provide information to persons interested in Pagan religions as represented by our contact page.

4.  Provide access to various newsletters, books, magazines and other materials of a religious and/or educational nature through our links.

6.  Voluntarily support, research, and promote the religious arts, sciences, concepts and teachings of the various religious groups and traditions associated with the Minnesota Pagan Page.

7.  Help Minnesota Pagan Churches and other Pagan organizations establish, foster and maintain Pagan sanctuaries, gathering sites and other places of worship in accordance with the traditions, rights and practices of the various churches associated with the contact page.

8.  Aid and foster Pagan individuals and groups wherever they may be found.

9.  Support interdenominational Pagan schools of religious instruction by which Pagan religions may train their clergy.

11. Assist Minnesota Pagan churches to acquire legal status with International, Federal, State and Local Governments.

12. Provide a means whereby Minnesota Pagan churches which are separated from contact with each other may exchange ideas.

13. Provide a means whereby all Minnesota Pagan religions may have an official, moral and legal standing among other Minnesota religions and in society at large.

14. Provide a means by which like minded Minnesota citizens may unite with the idea of true freedom of religion.

15. Increase cooperation among Minnesota Pagans.

16. Secure for Minnesota Pagans, Witches, Covens and Groves, the legal protection enjoyed by members of other Minnesota religions.

The Minnesota Pagan Page provides enhanced communications between Pagans throughout Minnesota and the Southeast.  It also provides a buffer between Pagan groups and other religious organizations, helping to create the needed dialogue between religions.  The Minnesota Pagan Page recognizes the diversity of beliefs within the philosophies of all Pagan and Wiccan traditions.  This diversity makes us unique and viable, and will be preserved at all costs.

Members of the Minnesota Pagan Community practice a variety of positive life affirming faiths that are dedicated to healing the people of the Earth as well as the Earth herself.  As such, the Minnesota Pagan Page does not advocate or condone any acts that victimize others, including those proscribed by law.   We absolutely condemn the practices of child abuse, sexual abuse, and other forms of abuse that does harm to the bodies, minds or spirits of individuals.   The Minnesota Pagan Page does not acknowledge the Christian "Satan," who is not in our religious pantheon.  Minnesota Pagans do not practice "Black Magick," or the desecration of any person, place or thing.  The Minnesota Pagan Page does not agree with or condone the practice of Satanism.  Pagans are not Satanists and do not believe in the concept of a devil.

The structure of the Minnesota Pagan Page is made up of those who participate in its continuation.

There is only one level of "membership".   Those who list themselves on the contacts page. There is no charge for "membership".  Neither is there a charge to be listed. We subsist by efforts of volunteers.

The Minnesota Pagan Page is NOT a forum for a particulat group.  The Minnesota Pagan Page is a group of Minnesota Pagans and Neo_Pagans; not Satanists, not Christian, not Buddhist, etc.  We accept organizations and individuals as listees who accept the following five general elements of belief:

1. One must have an attunement with, a Love for and a kinship with Nature rather than the more customary attitude of being separate from and manifesting aggression and domination over nature.

2. One must have a reverence and respect for the life force and its ever renewing cycles of life and death.

3. One must follow a Pagan Ethic similar to: "Do whatever you want as long as the purpose of the action is not to harm another in body, mind or spirit, except in self defense."

4. Each and every individual must accept responsibility for his or her own actions and words (the devil did not make you do it!).

5. One doesn’t have to accept the polarity of Nature but one must declare oneself to be a Pagan.

We offer Pagan Political Neutrality to all God/Goddess Earth_Based Traditions and Solitary Practitioners that follow a similar, Code of Ethics to that stated above.

How Can You Be involved in The Minnesota Pagan Page?:   Help us to keep the right to religious freedom of Minnesota Pagans viable for future generations by volunteering your time and energy.  Due to the donation of Web Space, we will not need financial support for the forseeable future.  But, there is a great deal of work to do.  Even if all you can manage right now is to submit letters and articles involving Minnesota Pagan issues, that will help to make more Minnesota Pagans aware of the importance of networking.