Pagan Organizations:

• The covenant of the Goddess – (the home page of the Covenant of the Goddess, an international organization of cooperating, autonomous Wiccan congregations and solitary practitioners. Here, you’ll find information about the CoG organization and activities, as well as the religious beliefs and practices which comprise Wicca.)
• The Cauldron, A Pagan Forum – A Pagan Forum to foster an interfaith community of Pagans and their friends where all members could learn and grow spiritually and intellectually through discussion and debate
• The Glass Temple – the Glass Temple is to create a high quality resource center for Wicca beginners
• Association of United Pagans – The AUP is commissioned to educate the public on the true beliefs behind Paganism, to assist fellow Pagans in achieving wholeness and to nurture one another’s own individual paths

Millitary:

• Military Pagan Network, Inc – The Military Pagan Network is member-supported and relies on dues and donations to fund various publications and projects and to cover administrative costs
• IZOCIraq: International Zone Open Circle, Iraq – A U.S. Military Distinctive Faith Open Circle Group in Iraq, sponsored by Sacred Well Congregation.
• Stars of Freedom – This site is dedicated to our fallen heros

Pagan Parenting:

• Raising Children In Goddess Tradition – A place for people of all faiths and beliefs to bring appreciation for the Earth, the seasons of life, and the wisdom of Goddess traditions into their family life!
• Family Wiccan Traditions International – Family Wiccan Traditions International™ is a growing on line and physical movement mobilizing pagan families and encouraging them to give their children a legacy that is uniquely their own
• PACA Pagans Against Child Abuse – his is a network designed to inform, discuss, and protect our most precious gift: children
• Pagan Dad – A great resource for celebrating the Sabbats and seasons with your children in a Pagan manner

Gay & Lesbian Pagans

• Christopher Penczak – Christopher is the author of several works, including Gay Witchcraft
• Mid-Atlantic Area GLBT Pagans Meetup Group – A diverse collection of folks, this is a social group, not a coven, grove or temple. They meet to share community and make friendships, not for ritual
• Proud G.L.B.T. Pagans/Heathans – This group was created predominantly for (but not limited to) those of us who may identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, etc etc, and of a nature-based spiritual path who love our Great Mother Earth and wish to preserve the natural world that we are every bit a part of

Teen Pagans:

• A Letter To Young Wiccans – Advice for teens who are new to
  Wicca, Witchcraft and Paganism
• Witchcraft for teens – This site is for teenage witches who are just starting out. Or even teenage witches who want to help others

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