The Carlford Coven

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              The Carlford Coven are a group of pagans living in and around the Ipswich area in Suffolk who choose to share their worship of the Goddess and God with each other. We join together on Sabbats and Esbats to celebrate the turning of the wheel and to learn about the ways of the Goddess and God and the magic and understanding that comes with this knowledge.

    We are an eclectic group who broadly speaking follow the ways of our Celtic ancestors, but we also borrow from other branches of the pagan belief systems if they fit or feel 'right' for the ritual we are holding.

Within the Coven we have an assortment of talents ranging from poets, musicians, artist, prop makers, historians and researchers plus those who have an understanding of computer technology to some small degree; having said that we are all willing to learn from each other.

            We meet at the Covenstead for the following Sabbats: Imbolc, Ostara, Mabon and Yule and at our Martlesham Creek site for Open Rituals: Beltaine, Litha, Lammas and Samhain.

          Esbats are held at the Covenstead in winter and at various locations in woods and on the foreshore in summer.

          Under the auspices of the Coven we run a moot at Kirton, The 'Wicklaw Thing'. And we run a Chant group at the 'Welcome Hall' in Trimley St Mary Nr Felixstowe.

   We also produce a free quarterly News Letter.

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