For some residents of Bakersfield and Kern County, Oct. 31 is a time of somberness and remembrance, rather than trick-or-treating or pumpkin carving.
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Contemporary Paganism
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Scoop.it!
The Wilmington City Council introduces its new spoken prayer – written by a Pagan artist who makes magic wands. 
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Scoop.it!
There were no broomsticks or long black robes. Instead, we found ourselves in a circle of metal folding chairs, gathered with a group of strangers who couldn’t seem to stop cracking jokes with each other. If it weren’t for the spare altar topped with candles, pomegranate seeds, and a rune effigy of the Goddess, you might not even know this was a pagan affair.
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