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Sacred Grove in Wikipedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacred_grove

The more general and historical usage of “sacred grove”.

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Khalila RedBird

Khalila RedBird is Priestess and CFGL of Sacred Grove SWC and a Dedicant of the Fellowship of the Sacred Grove, where she was ordained Priest in 1995. She is Ordained Minister and Cleric Priestess of Sacred Well Congregation and holds a Master of Divinity in Pagan Pastoral Counseling from Cherry Hill Seminary. She serves as on-call Chaplain in a local hospital and in the Fairfax County Community Chaplain Corps. View all posts by Khalila RedBird

Format LinkPosted on Saturday, 18 April 2015Author Khalila RedBirdCategories linkTags mysticism, origins, pagan history

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