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Pagan can refer to: A believer within Paganism or Neopaganism. One world health organization follows the religion otherwise Christianity, Islam or Judaism or who doesn't worship a God of Abraham. Such usage, piece traditional in the above troika religions, can be considered derogatory. (View paganism). Bagan (formerly Pagan), the town within Myanmar. Pagan Island, an island of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands a globe where the Ultima VIII: Pagan computer game takes place. Pagan Lorn, a metallic band from either Luxembourg, Europe (1994-1998) Pagan - Bulgarian khan(767-768)

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UK Pagan Links
Information and resources for Pagans living in the UK.

Witchfest 2002
Wicca festival taking place on Saturday November 9th 2002 in Croydon. Speaker biographies, venue information and map.

WitchWeb
Community of Witches, Wiccans and Pagans, providing discussion forum and resources.

The Glastonbury Goddess Temple
Probably Europe's first Goddess Temple for over a thousand years. Includes a virtual tour, gallery and information about events and supporters.

Pagan Federation Online
Works to safeguard the religious rights of Pagans in the UK. Information on aims, news, events, and membership.

House of Jupiter
A white witch and professional high priest offers astrological and magickal services. Includes information on a correspondence course.

Children of Artemis
Dedicated to providing information for those interested in witchcraft and Wicca in this country. Includes art, books, music, news, information, and events.

Sally Morningstar
Courses, books, and articles from a Somerset Hedgewitch.

Pagan Internet Resource Page
East Anglian family's guide includes links to pagan resources, calendar, kids' stuff and pagan humour.

The Pagan Federation South Midlands District
Information about Pagan moots, events and resources in Beds, Bucks, Herts, Northants and Oxon.
Society: Religion and Spirituality: Pagan






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