About Us

History

What has Woodwolf Pagan Circle has done that we're proud of?

In 2012 after the collapse of the Bluewater Pagan Grove. Under a name now forgotten by time. Eventually the name got changed to Woodwolf Pagan Circle.
In 2013, We started the Bluewater Pagan Conference. That year marked a Herold for our community the first pagan event that was established for our area, with the help of solitary pagan practitioners we got teachers and vendors together and brought pagans together.
In 2015, A member of Woodwolf Pagan Circle brought in Pagan Pride Day to the Bluewater Area. Many supportive Detroit Pagans Came out and helped us with the event. That event helped us gain many connections with the Detroit Pagan Community.
In July of 2020 we filed for our EIN number with the IRS as a religious organization. Even though we are NOT a 501 3c Non-Profit organization we are still recognized as a religious organization.

What we do

We Provide the following services.

Discord Server

Our Discord Server allows us to communicate with each other as well as give advice, share information, and create bonds and network opportunities. For Members and Non-Members alike.

https://discord.gg/fw2EwfhaWA

Cauldron Brew Podcast

Cauldron Brew Podcast is a Pagan Podcast, that covers topics from many different pagan traditions and is unscripted and designed to be educational to all listeners. We allow all members to be a part of this growing project. Our Podcast is hosted Live on Youtube, on Sunday night at 7 pm EST.

You can find us on

Youtube

8 Pagan Rituals a Year

Woodwolf Pagan Circle Practices 8 Pagan Sabbats a year. The rituals we perform are designed to connect us with the time of year, connect us with the story of the time of year, and provide a spiritual and religious experience to help us grow together.

Yule: December 19-23

Imbolc: February 1-2

Ostara: March 19-23

Beltane: April 30 – May 1

Litha/Midsummer: June 19-23

Lughnasadh: August 1-2

Mabon: September 20-24

Samhain: October 31 – November 1