What we’re about
The mission of the Church of Witchcraft is to revitalize witchcraft under a flexible common practice. As such, we offer Dark and Full moon rituals (esbats), sermons, Q&As, sabbats, and mentorship.
Any of these events are free to attend by anyone interested in witchcraft. We accept solitary and group practitioners, alike. You can have as much witchcraft community as you like.-
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Sermon: Spells and Divination FunctionsLink visible for attendees
Join the Church of Witchcraft for our next sermon as we explore the intricate relationship between spells and divination—how they function individually and together to shape our spiritual practice.
Date: Thursday, April 24, 2025
Time: 6:30 PM
Location: Zoom
In this discussion, we will delve into:The role of spells in manifestation and transformation
How divination serves as a guiding force in spellwork
The synergy between intention, energy, and foresightWhether you are deep in your craft or just beginning to explore these magical tools, this sermon will offer insight, wisdom, and practical applications.
Details & Access: churchofwitchcraft.org
- ChroniclesLink visible for attendees
This is a recurring event on Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85384012008?pwd=FGCpshF1ec7KaDFn4JoeMaba8kTV1O.1.
Reasons to join our monthly chronicles:
Sharing aspects of your praxis and/or application.
Challenges with application of praxis within context of your life.
Seeking guidance within your praxis for establishing consistency and piety (sic. dedication).
Time to reach out to clergy outside of esbats and sermons. - ChroniclesLink visible for attendees
This is a recurring event on Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85384012008?pwd=FGCpshF1ec7KaDFn4JoeMaba8kTV1O.1.
Reasons to join our monthly chronicles:
Sharing aspects of your praxis and/or application.
Challenges with application of praxis within context of your life.
Seeking guidance within your praxis for establishing consistency and piety (sic. dedication).
Time to reach out to clergy outside of esbats and sermons.
