We are an eclectic working and teaching tradition utilizing a progressive system of training. We hold meetings; we celebrate the Sabbats, and we come together when appropriate for spellwork. In general, we create our own rituals, recipes, and crafts. Outside of coven activities, each member remains an autonomous individual practitioner. Within coven, responsibilities are shared and rotated among all initiates and decisions are made by a consensus of the council of all members in accordance with our bylaws. When we act, we act as one.

 
As part of our commitment to community service and education, we offer a Speakers Bureau to provide informed and qualified speakers on Wicca and related topics to civic groups, public meetings, and educational forums, when invited. This service is provided free of charge to nonprofit groups and classes within our geographic area. We also host public gatherings, maintain a growing and informative website, and provide information on Wicca to the public and news media when requested. 

Through our community education division, Eclectic Circle, we offer programming on topics related to comparative religion, world spirituality and mythology. All Eclectic Circle programs are free and open to the public. Programs are selected to appeal to an eclectic audience of diverse backgrounds and faiths and designed to inform and entertain, to encourage open-minded discussion, and to foster a culture of tolerance, understanding and mutual respect.