Church of Eclectic Pagan Fellowship

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CEPF Current Notices

Monday, April 20th, join CEPF's Rev. David Andrews and his co-host, Derrek Younger as they interview noted Pagan author Dorothy Morrison LIVE on their weekly radio blogcast A Few Screws Loose. See Church Notices below.

This Church was created to provide, for pagans of varying spiritual paths and traditions, a safe place to congregate and worship in anyway that they see fit as long as it harms none and violates no one else's religious or civil rights and freedoms. Too many times even pagans begin to fall into the trap of many "mainstream" religions in as much that they feel their way is better than another's.

The Church of Eclectic Pagan Fellowship is about the promotion and understanding of the differing paths and traditions that are found under the vast heading that is Paganism. The most common statement you will probably hear from our members is "Many paths...one goal."

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Our Mission:

To provide a safe haven for practitioners of differing pagan paths to worship as they see fit so long as it does not violate the religious or civil rights of others or causes harm.
To promote unity among the World's Religions through understanding, cooperation, and respect.

Church Notices

Monday, April 20th at 1PM EST, join Rev. David Andrews and his co-host, Derrek Younger, as they broadcast their weekly radio blogcast 'A Few Screws Loose' on BlogTalk Radio. They will be interviewing noted Pagan author Dorothy Morrison live. Call in with your questions or comments.

You can listen to their live broadcast at A Few Screws Loose.

Rev. David Andrews was interviewed by WBOC 16 - Salisbury/Dover's Kimberly Holmes for the segment "Delmarva's Heart and Soul" on the subject of Samhain.

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