Correllian Nativist Tradition

Sacred Fire Temple-Witan Shrine meets on all the Wheel of the Year Sabbats. Esbats are conducted with other teachings and degree work with in the Coven system that is part of the Shrine. Notifications of Sabbats go out eight times a year ahead of time so that you may plan to attend. Coven questions and interests should be sent to the Shrine Keeper directly.

Sacred Fire Temple-Witan Shrine exists to provide a non-threatening, supportive environment for spiritualists,Pagans and others of open mind in which to exchange ideas and practices. The primary mission is to provide a safe, non-judgmental environment in which people can meet, learn and to discuss their spirituality, regardless of what it may involve, without the threat of ridicule. Members will not engage in proselytizing of any kind, as each individual must be allowed to seek and find their own path. Members will provide occasional opportunities for group worship with an attempt to accommodate the spirituality of each individual who participates. Members will support one another within the Shrine in their healing, growth and aspirations. Located in the Fort Worth, Texas area, but with smaller study groups in the southern Dallas county area as well. The Shrine will offer public outreach in the form of educational classes, public ritual, participation in community charity events, Classes will include all aspects of spirituality, general Wicca, Correllian teachings including a path to Clergy and whatever fits the wants and needs of those interested in exploring their spirituality.

The Correllian Nativist Tradition is the largest and fasted growing Wiccan Tradition in the world.

The Correllian Nativist Tradition is founded upon the teachings of the High-Correll family. The Correllian Tradition is dedicated to fostering communication and co-operation between Pagan peoples everywhere, and to improving and securing the status and legal rights of Pagans as an ethnic group.

The teachings of Correllian Nativism derive from the
blv. Orpheis Caroline High Correll, an American woman of mixed racial and cultural descent, who taught that Pagan (Native) peoples around the world could only survive through united action against religious/cultural imperialism.