TULSA

The following groups are ones that are active in the area and are either accepting new members, performing public circles, or offering teaching.  As with any new relationship we advise you to go slowly at first and not make any snap decisions one way or the other.  Follow your instincts.  If you are in doubt about groups in general we have several articles posted here about finding new groups and what to look for and look out for during those endeavours. 

We are a Goddess based (Dianic) tradition focusing on both the masculine and the feminine aspects of Goddess.  We see Goddess as inclusive of All.  Our tradition is open to both male and female seekers.  All teaching Covens are located within the Tulsa, OK Metro Area.

Tulsa Children's Circle is a Pagan and Pagan-Friendly monthly gathering for families. We currently meet the last Saturday of each month January through September with a special outing in October. No meetings November or December. Our goal is to honour children and the wisdom they share with us. Our goal is to facilitate open communication between parents and children regarding topics that are relative to each child's individual perspective on life, spirituality and the topics we explore. Our goal is continue a cycle of Wisdom Sharing in the Tulsa community.

Based in Tulsa, the Circle of the Spiritual Fire is an eclectic Shamanic Pagan Circle.  We provide both public and private ceremonies, but our primary focus is teaching.  We meet regularly for New Moon ceremonies, classes, Sabbats and Prayer and Healing Ceremonies as needed.  All of our events and classes are open to the public.

We sponsor gatherings for each of the thirteen full moons.  Presentations of these moons are open to various groups and individuals so that they might share their way of honouring the lunar cycles. 

This circle focuses on Norse Goddesses and feminine powers, Rune mysteries, Seith-Goldor  magic, divination, and healing.  We will have activities include making Rune sets, charms and how to activate them, arts and crafts, mead making, axe throwing, and from time to time crafts for children. .Open to all women heathen or non-heathen alike.

OKP is non-tradition specific.  We are a networking group located within Oklahoma.  We work with many groups and faith based systems to make available the many programs, classes, events, and opportunities that we offer our communities.  Our interest is to make available information on multiple traditions, groups, covens, classes, and events within Oklahoma, to create an atmosphere where people from across the State can come together to experience different faith systems and practices, to help those who are looking for a specific group or class to more easily find it.

Tulsa Public Sabbats are hosted and most times officiated by Crone Gloria.  This is an eclectic gathering where all groups and individuals are welcome.  We celebrate each of the eight turnings of the solar wheel and celebrate the earth and the seasonal changes.

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