Mount
Washington Valley Pagan Pride Day
September 16, 2000
12 PM to 6:30 PM
Echo Lake State Park
Directions:
Going north on NH Rt. 16 in North Conway, take the first left after the Eastern Slope Inn. Cross two bridges and take the first left onto West Side Rd. Echo Lake State Park is on the right a mile or so down the road.
Admission price: an article of non-perishable food for the local Food Bank.
Diversity, caring for the earth, and respecting each other; these are the hallmarks of Pagan and Earth-centric
religions, and those faiths continue to grow as we move towards
the diversity needed to deal with a new millenium. Join others
whose spirituality is Earth-centric at Mount Washington Valley
Pagan Pride Day, to be held at a Echo Lake State Park from 12PM to 6:30PM.
Take Pride in the Earth; take Pride in
yourself.
What is Pagan Pride Day?
A celebration of PRIDE in who we
reverence and how we celebrate our spirituality!
To stand up and express our pride in each other, to give
thanks to our Gods and
our community, to promote understanding and tolerance
among all religions, and to
share our abundance with others.
Pagan Pride Day is....
- Public rituals celebrating the Autumn Equinox
- Information to allay misconceptions and educate
about our multi-faceted paths
- Gatherings to promote our community and
solidarity
- Food drives to share the abundance of the harvest
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