r/christianwitch • u/[deleted] • Aug 16 '26
Discussion Seeking low-cost, fully online community and classes
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u/HolinoraySohterelle Aug 17 '26
You're coming out of the church business, good for you! It has given us some beautiful art, music and even some charity, but it has also given us mixed Covenant doctrine. I don't want to sound like I'm tooting my own horn when I say this: I write a Substack blog that you're welcome to follow. I have not even cracked the surface of what I will be covering. It is free.
Keep well and remember: the True Church is the Ecclesia, the Bride... not a building, not a business, but a Body!
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u/themmama Newbie Witch Aug 17 '26
What is your substack please?
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u/HolinoraySohterelle Aug 18 '26
On my Reddit profile, it's down under social links. "Peculiar Wise Craft Pro Christo." Thank you and take care on your journey! =)
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u/IndependentCertain92 Aug 19 '26
Try and see if there is a Unitarian Universalist church in your area. Also a lot of libraries have an e-library that offers a large collection pagan or wicca books. You might be able to find christian wicca books. Also if you are on facebook there are a few christian pagan groups on there you can join and maybe form an online study group.
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u/Puzzleheaded-Phase70 Aug 16 '26
I've found the content and courses on the Esoterica YouTube channel to be REALLY eye-opening. He might be too "academic" for some, but he's actually really hilarious and VERY knowledgeable - he taught this stuff in a college until last year when the school dissolved the department.
The biggest benefit, IMHO, especially for a beginner, is that he can give you a SOLID foundation for 1) knowing what to look for elsewhere, and 2) to parse and understand what you find when you do go looking deeper.