Preface (p.ix-x)

1. A bridge and overview: (p.1-13 inclusive)

Why churches are obsolete technology (p.1-11)

COG goes national 1983 (p.11-12)

Fellowship of Isis (p.12-13)

2. Around the Great Lakes: (p.14-37 inclusive)

Wisconsin: Circle (p.14-15)

Chicago: The Midwest Pagan Council (p.15-17)

Chicago Local Council of the Covenant of the Goddess (p.18)

Eleusis of Chicago (p.19-20)

Ohio: Lady Pythia and the Witchmage Tradition (p.21-23)

Wisconsin: Ladywood Tradition (p.24)

Ohio: Claude Lawrence Cornett (p.24-29)

Pagan Community Council of Ohio (p.29-30)

Minnesota: (p.30)

Triskelion Wicca (p.30-32)

Lothlorien (p.32-33)

The Northern Dawn Local Council of the Covenant of the Goddess (p.33-34)

Indiana: Temple of Danaan (p.34-35)

Michigan (p.36-37)

3. The Northeast: (p.38-47 inclusive)

Boston: The Alexandrians (p.38-39)

Ganymede and the Chthonioi (p.39-40)

Spawnfar (p.40-41)

Halifax Alexandrianism (p.41)

Athanor Fellowship and the Earthspirit Community (p.41-42)

Covenant of Unitarian Universalists Pagans (p.42-43)

Rhode Island: The New England Coven of Traditionalist Witches (p.43-44)

Salem: Witchcraft as a science (p.45)

Vermont: Church of the Sacred Earth (p.46)

New Hampshire: Our Lady of Enchantment (p.46-47)

4. Canada: (p.48-53 inclusive)

Odyssean Tradition (p.48-51)

Congregationalist Witchcraft Association (p.51-53)

Other Canadian groups (p.53)

5. New York: (p.55-73)

Blue Star Tradition (p.55-57)

Maidenhill Coven and Tradition (p.57-58)

The Minoan Tradition (p.58-59)

Ara Tradition and the Temple of Ara (p.60)

The Gardnerians: (p.61-64 inclusvie)

Margo Adler (p.61)

Judith Harrow (p.62-64)

The New England Local Council of the Covenant of the Goddess (p.64-66)

Theos Retires (p.66-68)

The Samhain letter (p.68-73)

6. The Mid-Altantic: (p.75-84 inclusive)

Seax-Wica (p.75)

New Jersey: The Witches of Cape May (p.75-75)

Philadelphia (p.75-76 inclusive)

Nehallenic Wicca/Temple of the Ways (p.75)

Black Forest Clan (Family Serpent Stone) (p.75-76)

Pennsylvania (p.77-78)

Skydance Windwalker (Patricia Clark)

Earthsong Community (p.79)

Free Spirit Alliance (p.79-82)

Foxwood Tradition (p.82-83)

The Assembly of the Sacred Wheel (p.83-84)

7. The Heartland: (p.85-103 inclusvie)

Missouri: Sabbatsmeet Tradition (p.85, 96; note pages misnumbered/omited from publication)

Greenleaf Coven (p.96-98)

Kansas: Heartland Spiritual Alliance (p.98)

Rhiannon's Story (p.98-99)

Colorado: Church of Seven Arrows (p.99-100)

Denver Area Wican Network (p.101-102)

Heartstone Community Church (p.102-103)

8 . The South: (p.104-105 inclusive)

North Carolina: Caledonii Tradition (p.104, 97; the missing pages, but the content location is correct)

Tennesse: Amythystian Tradition (p.97)

Northwind Tradition (p.98-99)

Alabama: Faerie Faith (p.99-100)

Artemisian Faerie Faith (p.100-101)

Apple Branch (p.101)

Georgia: Ravenwood Tradition (p.102)

Unicorn Tradition (p.103-104)

Florida: Gardnerians (p.104-105)

9. Southwest: (p.106-116 inclusive)

Texas: The Lone Star Local Council of the Covenant of the Goddess (p.106)

Isian Tradition (p.106-107)

Council of the Magical Arts (p.107-109)

Radical Faeries (p.109-110)

Desert Henge Coven (p.110-111)

Adventure Wicca and the Tucson Area Wiccan Network (TAWN) (p.111-113)

Idaho to Texas: Mohsian Tradition (p.113-116)

10. Northern California: (p.117-157 inclusive)

Fellowship of the Spiral Path (p.117-118)

Gardnerians on the West Coast (p.139-140)

The New Wiccan Church / Central Valley Wicca (p.140-141)

The New Reformed Orthodox Order of the Golden Dawn (p.141-145)

Holy Order of Mother Earth and the Church of All Worlds (p.145-147)

Gwydion Pendderwne (Thomas Oliver DeLong, 1948-1982) (p.147-149)

Feri Tradition and Reclaiming (p.149-156)

The Pagan, Occult, and Witchcraft Special Interest Group of American Mensa (p.156-157)

South Bay Circles and Bay Area Pagans Assemblies (p.157)

11/8. Southern California: (p.158-172 inclusive; header bears misnumbering beginning on page 159)

Church of Wicca, Bakersfield (p.158-160)

Toteg Tribe (p.160-161)

1734 and the Roebuck Tradition (p.161-162)

Church of the Eternal Source (p.162-163)

Southern California Local Council of the Covenant of the Goddess (p.163-164)

Pallas Society / Educational Society for Pagans (p.166-167)

United We Circle (p.167)

Dianic Witchcraft (p.168-169)

Moon Birch Grove (p.170)

Circle of Aradia (p.170)

Re-formed Congregation of the Goddess (p.170-171)

Earth Rite Collective (p.171)

Western Isian Tradition (p.171-172)

12. The Pacific Northwest: (p.173-180 inclusive; chapter misnumbered beginning on page 174)

Aquarian Tabernacle Church (p.173-176)

Golden Fairies / Sons and Daughter of the New Moon (p.176-177)

Nemed Cuculatii (p.177-78)

Nine Houses of Gaia (p.178)

Northest Web (p.178-179)

NROOGD Circle of Amergin (p.179-180)

Appendixes: A. Covenant of the Goddess: Milstone events and national officers, 1975-1995 (p.181-198)

B. Covens in Ohio in the 1980s (p.198-199)

C. Groups associated with the Free Spirit Alliance in 1993 and 1994 (p.199-202)

D. Church of All Worlds Nests in the 1970s and in the 1990s (p.202-206)

E. Fellowhip of the Spiral Path members in 1983 (p.206-207)

F. Dianic covens in the 1990s (p.207-208)

Sources and Resources (p.193-223)