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PNC-Minnesota Bureau News

• Celtic Temple Opens in Northeast Minneapolis September 3, 2010
  September 18 heralds a new piece of Minnesota Pagan history: a Celtic Pagan temple,  in Northeast Minneapolis, opens to the public. Andrew Jacob, priest of the Temple of the River,  (TOR) will lead a purification ceremony in the Mississippi River. After the ritual, participants can dry off in the new temple, also called the Irish […]
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• PNC Expands September 2, 2010
  PNC-Minnesota: First, I would like to announce a new addition to the PNC-Minnesota, Diana Rajchel.  Diana has a background in Hard News and Editorial and is writing a book about divorce and Neopaganism.  Look for her contributions to the PNC to appear shortly. If you are interesting in joining the PNC-Minnesota, please contact us! PNC […]
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• SHF Series – Came a Lutheran, Left a Pagan September 2, 2010
  Not all interviews go as you expect them to go. This interview, with Eric Newes, was supposed to be about the perspective of the Sacred Harvest Festival from someone who was attending their very first Pagan festival. Yet, by the time I had asked a few opening questions, I realized this interview was about something […]
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• SPC Fundraiser Deemed a Success August 31, 2010
  Although the goal amount of $5000 was not reached, Sacred Paths Center’s No Need to Panic fundraiser was considered a success by organizers.  The event, attended by approximately 90 area Pagans, raised nearly $3000.  Official numbers have not yet been released, but board members say that $350 was raised through the Buy a Bowl dinner, […]
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• Community Gamelan – Gift from White Deer and Violette Rose August 30, 2010
  At this years Sacred Harvest Festival, guests White Deer and Violette offered much. Following each day from a series of six workshops for drummers by White Deer, Violette offered workshops in Improvisational Belly dance for bonfires. Members from the drumming class stayed on to provide live drumming for the dance classes. Drawing from their backgrounds […]
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