Description From the Series:

The first Annual Report, although stated Hallows 1982-1983 ce, provides historical background information on the humble beginnings in spring 1979 of The Tradition of Lothloriën. Each report includes historical information on the Church and programs as well as their financial state.

Scope and Contents The Rowan Tree Church is an Earth-focused network of communities and solitary practitioners dedicated to the study and practice of the Wiccan Tradition they call Lothloriën. They encourage spiritual growth through support, resources and educational opportunities for members. They also offer formal pathworking leading to an understanding of the Inner Mysteries. This collection contains a comprehensive collection periodicals on Modern Witchcraft, Modern Paganism, Modern Druidry, Kemetisism,...

Contents "Blessed Greetings!" The newsletter opens with an account of the first Camp-Out (p.1)Don passed out the results of "The Form" and passed out the 2nd issue of The Littlest Unicorn (p.1)An account was provdided of the Lammas Eve's "Ritual of Lothloriën" and the activities on Lammas Day at near the river at Crosbhy Park (p.1)Alice recounts the activities and experience of Paul's 5-day Magickal Herbal...

Contents A reminder to members that books are due to the lending Library after one month (p.1)A list of new books for the library (p.1)Periodical library is up-to-date (p.1)The "A Form" is available from Don or, if out of town, Paul (p.1)The 1986 Camp-Out is scheduled fro JUly 24-27th in the same locatiom as the previous year (p.1)The traveling parcel will begin circulating again soon (p.1)Students are expected to communication...

Description

Mary (Mahr) Maag gives everyone an update on her move to Fort Myers, Florida working for Restoration One.

She also puts forth the Pentacle Proposal concerning membership dues including a slide scale, late fees, and other economic factors. Comments would be submitted via correspondence to her, would be compiled for later distribution.

Description

The first newsletter was a single page. The second, two pages. With the third issue, an eight page newsletter with two additional pages included: one of music and the second a cartoon

Contents

Welcome of new member, Sheldon Haight

Paul says there are 21 members of the Church and no outstanding applications are held. No new members will be added before 1986 if new applications come in.

Courtney Willis has donated books to the Church's library

A note from Larry Anderson about Paul's Herbal Magick Week class

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Rowan Tree Church is an Earth-focused network of communities and solitary practitioners dedicated to the study and practice of the Wiccan Tradition they call Lothloriën. They encourage spiritual growth through support, resources and educational opportunities for members. They also offer formal pathworking leading to an understanding of the Inner Mysteries. This collection contains a comprehensive collection periodicals on Modern Witchcraft, Modern Paganism, Modern Druidry, Kemetisism,...

About

The Unicorn began publication in the Twin Cities before the Church took a tour first to Texas and then to Los Angeles, California before landing in Kirkland Washington. It touts being the longest run newsletter of Wicca.