Mother of Feminist Dianic Witchcraft

     The Apple Branch ~ A Dianic Tradition

The Apple Branch is a spiritual and educational tradition created for the purpose of empowering women through recognition of the Goddess within, created by Deanne Quarrie, known in the Craft as Bendis, ordained high priestess by Z Budapest. We offer both private and public opportunities for women for ritual, classes, workshops, and retreats based on the founding principles of the Dianic tradition. Beginning with honoring and celebrating our own Women's Mysteries we also are exploring ancient traditions that we believe to have come through the Ban Drui, and are "remembering" ancient teachings. We explore trance induced ecstasy through dance and our inner work with the Ogham, the associated nature based correspondences, and The Three Cauldrons within our spiritual bodies. We like to think of our work as exploring ancient traditions with new eyes.

MatriFocus, a Cross-Quarterly Web Zine for Goddess Women Near & Far

Goddess Mystic -- art, words, action, scholarship... in Her service

Susun Weed: Herbal Medicine and Spirit Healing the Wise Woman Way

Natural alternatives for women with health concerns including: menopause, menstruation, pregnancy, fertility issues, and breast health. Moonlodges, goddess rituals, a forum to share experiences and lots of information about Susun Weed - herbalist and author of women's health books - workshops, intensives, shamanic apprenticeships, and correspondence courses in herbs and wicca.

Temple of Diana

Temple of Diana is a religious and educational organization, created by Ruth Barrett and Falcon, to help heal, empower, and celebrate women by offering personal and public community rituals, classes and workshops in Dianic tradition. Our Dianic tradition is perpetuated by women who develop their religious leadership skills through participating in the Temple of Diana training program for Dianic clergy, The Spiral Door Women's Mystery School of Magick and Ritual Arts or other equivalent Dianic training programs.

Morphogenesis - Priestessing on the edge of chaos

The blog of Letecia Layson, ordained high priestess in the Z Budapest lineage.

MaShiAat Oloya Tyehimba and the Kindred of ShiEndra

MaShiAat Oloya Tyehimba is the founder of Kindred of ShiEndra, a matriarchal, ancestral based society that embraces all cultures and spiritualities. She balances her practice to include her Kemetic Afrakan lineage, West Afrakan ancestries, Caribbean roots, Afrakan-American heritage, and European bloodlines. She is an initiated priestess and daughter of Oya within the Yoruba/West Afrakan tradition and High Priestess of the Dianic path of the Goddess/Great Mother.

Daughters of the Goddess

Leilani Birely, Hawaiian Priestess and ceremonialist, ordained as a Dianic High Priestess by Z. Budapest at the Goddess 2000 Womyn's Festival, brings ancient Hawaiian healing and Goddess wisdom to the women's community. Evolved from a small circle of friends into a Womyn's temple that is open to the community and serves womyn mainly from the San Francisco Bay Area, although they have had womyn from all over the world circle with them.

The Magdalene Center

Miri Hunter Haruach, Ordained Dianic High Priestess, is co-founder and owner of The Magdalene Center, a member-supported women's arts and activism community in North Hollywood, CA. Miri is also founder and Executive Director of Project Sheba - see the link to this wonderful project under Sacred Arts.

Come As You Are Coven

Come As You Are (CAYA) Coven is an eclectic, open, drop-in coven in San Francisco's East Bay, founded by Ordained Dianic High Priestess Rabbit. Our mission is to create safe, loving, magickal space for all those who wish to participate in community rituals. We gather for ritual in the fashion of the ancient rural villages and tribes – all are invited and welcome as members of the community. No event or practice is mandatory, all members are offered opportunities to participate and everyone's talents and gifts are honored. We host several rituals each month that encompass a wide variety of community needs: Wheel of the Year Sabbats, Grove of Artemis Women's Circles, Brotherhood of the Moon Men's Circles, Ancestors & Orishas Circles, Survivors' Circles, and Drum & Music Circles.

Circle of Aradia (COA)

Formed in 1985, Circle of Aradia (COA) provides services and education that nurture the spiritual needs of women in Los Angeles, by facilitating public rituals, offering classes in the Dianic tradition and developing the religious leadership skills of women through participatory opportunities. 

The Blue Roebuck

The Blue Roebuck takes you on a tour of the World of the Goddess and Her Sacred Trees. The Blue Roebuck, a symbol for the ecstatic free spirit is really Bendis, one of the only nine women Z has initiated!

Daughters of the Moon