For more information about modern Paganism, take a look at these other sites.

• Widdershins (http://widdershins.org/): A newspaper for the Pagan community.
• Summerstar (http://summerstar.org/): An annual Pagan festival held about an hour and a half from Portland, Oregon. This year, the festival is held on July 11–13, 2003.
• Seattle Pagan (http://seapagan.org/): Lists pagan events in the Pacific Northwest; also operates a mailing list.
• The Aquarian Tabernacle Church (http://aquatabch.org/): Providing religious services and support to the Wiccan community.
• Sylvan Grove (http://www.sylvangrove.com/): A Seattle coven.
• Seattle CUUPS (http://seattlecuups.com/): The Seattle University Unitarian Universalist Congregation Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans. (Say that three times real fast.)
• Northwest Covenant of the Goddess (http://angelfire.com/wa/nwcog/): NWCoG provides resources to those seeking information about the Pagan community.
• Our Lady of the Earth and Sky (http://oloteas.org/): A nondenominational Pagan church based in Seattle.
• The Reformed Druids of North America (http://rdna.org/): An informal neo-Pagan form of nature worship with a healthy dose of good-natured humor.