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Pagan
Prison Ministry E-Groups
in
alphabetical order
Pagan
Pastoral Outreach
has a number of yahoo groups for those working directly with
their pastoral programs.

paganprisonministry
"For
those very few of us who are Pagan and are involved with or
interested in Prison Ministry. To
share our experiences and our insights in the field."
- multi-traditional (Both
of the PPO elders belong to this group.)

TheGatekeepers
- 17 Members, Archives: Public -The Gatekeepers list is for
Pagan (RHP and LHP) who are in the business of security and
law enforcement.
We are the Pagans in the guard shack, in the patrol car, in
the guard tower, or the eyes and ears you never know about
which are watching and waiting. Our
goal and purpose is protection, whether it be of property,
personnel, information/data or freedom. We
welcome to this list any and all security personnel, police
officers, lawyers, bounty hunters, bail bondsmen, fugitive
recovery agents, ...(more)

INoPPM
- 10 Members, Archives: Membership required This
is the Pagan equivalent to International Network of Prison
Ministries.
This is a Network called to bring together Prison Ministries
involved in crime prevention and rehabilitation through religion
around the world.
Our Mission: To provide easy access for inmates and their
families to get effective help from prison ministries which
best serve their needs. They
can find counseling service in their area, locate a ministry
to request literature, study courses or simply request energy
support. ...(more)

MotherEarthMinistries "Mother
Earth Ministries originated in Tucson, Arizona, and is very
active in prison ministry, serving, at this time, mainly Wiccan
and Druidic inmates in Arizona's State Prisons. Down
the line, we want to expand nationally as well as branch out
into other institutions, like hospitals and maybe the military,
etc. This
list is intended as a tool for networking. We
would like to share ideas and experiences, talk about the
restrictions we have to deal with, and how to communicate
with DOC, etc."

PaganPrisoners-
24 Members, Archives:
Membership required Church of the Spiral Tree's Pagan Prison
Ministry egroup. This
group serves to coordinate the efforts of CST's Prison Ministry
Committee. Our
goal is to help the members of the incarcerated Pagan community.
We prefer that anyone wishing to join be a member of CST.
More
info on CST and a membership form can be found at www.spiraltree.org.
CST's policy on volunteers: You do not have to be a paid member
of CST in order to serve on a committee or volunteer in any
way.
However, any expenses you incur ...(more)

PLawPros
"This is a group for Pagans who work in any branch of
law enforcement or closely related fields. Police
officers, prison guards, military police, detectives, dispatchers,
park rangers, security guards, reserve sheriff's deputies
and all such people are welcome here as long as you're also
a practicing Pagan."

TPPMA
- 10 Members, Archives:
Membership required This
group is set up to organize and setup The TEXAS PAGAN PRISON
MINISTRY ASSOCIATION. You
MUST be On you way to the Priest Hood AND must be clean. The
Prison System will run NCIC and you must be clean.

VirginiaPaganPrisoners "We
are here to offer support to all incarcerated pagans in the
commonwealth of Virginia. We
plan to address all the issues and try to fix what is wrong."
(Not
just for people in that locality – a
PPO elder belongs to this group.)
volkshof_kindred
- 11 Members, Archives: Membership required Heilsa! We
are the Volkshof Kindred, a group dedicated to reclaiming
our ancestral ways!
We are a folkish Kindred that tries to make all of our members
feel that they are part of our Family. Asatru
is the practice of the pre-christian religion of the Teutonic
tribes. Asatru
means "True to the Aesir." Our
mission is to educate and grow our community, through outreach
and prison ministries. The
Volkshof Kindred is a Folkish group, but this does not equate
to racism. We are not Nazi's or members of ...(more)

freethewestmemphis3
"Three
boys are in prison right now for murders they did not commit. Their
religion (wicca) was used to convict them in a U.S. court
of law. We
need support."
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