Public Ministers Roster Rev. Selena Fox, Senior Minister - email California: Rev. Patrick McCollum - email Florida: Rev. Paula Johnson - email Illinois: Rev. Ana Blechschmidt - email Rev. Paul Larson (Chiron) - email Rev. Shel Skau - email Rev. Drake Spaeth - email Indiana: Rev. Dave Sassman - email Kentucky: Rev. Vic Wright - email Massachusetts: Rev. Jerrie Hildebrand - email Rev. Kyra - email Michigan: Rev. PathWalker - email Missouri Rev. Karen Ladyhawke - email Ohio Rev. Richard Dare (Skycat) - email Rev. Bella Mahri - email Washington: Rev. Nora Cedarwind Young - email Wisconsin: Rev. Joey Bunbury - email Rev. Georgette Paxton - email Rev. Robert Paxton - email Rev. Mari Powers - email Rev. Shine - email Rev. Windwalker - email In Memoriam Rev. Gloria Villanueva (1948-2008)

Ministries Circle Sanctuary Ministers provide a variety of spiritual services as part of their work through Circle Sanctuary. The list of services provided by each minister through Circle Sanctuary varies from minister to minister -- please check individual listings for more details. Rituals: conducting large & small group circles, including celebrating the seasons & the cycles of the moon. Life Passages: creating & conducting rites of passage ceremonies, such as weddings, funerals, baby blessings, coming of age, croning & saging rites. Healing: spiritual healing support, counseling Education: workshops, classes, intensives, mentoring, public talks Research: conducting & assisting with scholarly research Writing: articles appear in Circle magazine, on-line, other sources Nature Preservation: at Circle Sanctuary Nature Preserve & elsewhere Religious Freedom Activism: through the Lady Liberty League Interfaith: networking, dialog, conferences, organizations Charity & Community Service: on-going & special projects Specialty Ministries: hospital visits, prison ministry, military members support, others Circle Sanctuary is an endorsing organization for Wiccan and Pagan ministers doing religious services, chaplaincy support, and related work in hospitals, hospice, state and federal prisons, college and university campuses, and US military installations.