PROTO -TEMPLES


On 13 March, Year 5 Aquarius, the Tradition introduced a new Temple policy establishing a new step in our Temple making process. Heretofore Witan Shrines and Proto-Temples were considered to be the same thing. Now we have separated these into two separate steps.

Hereafter prospective Temples must spend a minimum of one year as a Witan Shrine, followed by a minimum of one year as a Proto-Temple before becoming eligible to be deemed for full Temple status.

We hope that this will add even greater stability to the Tradition's Temple making process.


Temple of the Ancestors, Proto Temple 
Maryland, USA

Charter: 1 May, year 7 Aquarius

Shrine Keeper: Lee D. Fluhr
Under the imperium of Rev. Anna Rowe HP
To learn more about the Hall of the Ancestors, go HERE
 

Circle of Atargatis, Proto Temple
Kansas City, MO, USA

Recognition: 3 October, year 8 Aquarius

Shrine Keeper: Rev. Sande Smith
Under the imperium of Rev. Don Lewis

To learn more about the Circle of Atargatis, go HERE
 

Wisdom House Shrine, Proto Temple
Maine, USA

Recognition: 25 November, year 8 Aquarius

Shrine Keeper: Rev. Ronald A "Liomsa" Latevola HP

To Learn more about the Wisdom House Shrine, go HERE
 

Silver Moon, Proto Temple
British Columbia, Canada

Recognition: 3 June, year 9 Aquarius

Shrine Keeper: Rev. Norma Langlois
Under the imperium of Rev. Don Lewis

To learn more about Silver Moon Shrine, go HERE
 

Temple of the Trees, Proto Temple
Lusby, MD, USA

Recognition: 7 May, year 9 Aquarius

Shrine Keeper: Rev. Connie Blankenship

To learn more about Temple of the Trees, go HERE
 

Sacred Moon Garden, Proto Temple
San Antonio, USA

Recognition: 26 February, year 10 Aquarius

Shrine Keeper: Rev. Karen Kelly (Moonwitch)

To learn more about Sacred Moon Garden, go HERE
 

Mystic Ancient Circle, Proto Temple
Jacksonville, USA

Recognition: 5 September, year 10 Aquarius

Shrine Keeper: Rev. Judith Charland (Holly)
Under the imperium of Rt. Rev. Stephanie Neal

To learn more about Mystic ancient Circle, go HERE
 

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