Members of the Correllian Nativist Church march in the Parade of Faiths at the 2023 Parliament of World's Religions, held in Chicago, IL.
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First Priestess M. Rev. Alyssa Kemp and First Priest M. Rev. Phoenix Coffin-Williams at their Investiture Ceremony in Danville Illinois, Year 24 Aq. (2024 CE)
Here you can learn more about the Correllian Nativist Tradition, its leading members, activities, and locations around the world. Through our Adventure Pages you can also enjoy photo essays about Correllian events past and present.
The Correllian Nativist Tradition/Correllian Church is a legally incorporated church in the US with 501(c)3 recognition, and a Federally Recognized Church. As of 2015 the Correllian Nativist Tradition has approximately 147,000 members located in 114 countries around the globe. Among the countries where Correllians can be found are the United States, Canada, Mexico, United Kingdom, Spain, South Africa, Australia, India, Uruguay, and many more. For a full list of current Correllian Temples and groups around the world, go HERE
The Correll Mother Temple is located in Danville, Illinois, USA, but meets in many locations. Any location in which the Mother Temple meets is said to be "Under-the-Hill" after the name of its original meeting place.
The Correllian Nativist Tradition/Correllian Church is a legally incorporated church in the US with 501(c)3 recognition, and a Federally Recognized Church. As of 2015 the Correllian Nativist Tradition has approximately 147,000 members located in 114 countries around the globe. Among the countries where Correllians can be found are the United States, Canada, Mexico, United Kingdom, Spain, South Africa, Australia, India, Uruguay, and many more. For a full list of current Correllian Temples and groups around the world, go HERE
The Correll Mother Temple is located in Danville, Illinois, USA, but meets in many locations. Any location in which the Mother Temple meets is said to be "Under-the-Hill" after the name of its original meeting place.
Group photo of the Ritual Participants of the Investiture of the new First Priestess and First Priest, Danville Il Year 24 Aq (L to R) Rt. Rev. Jason Highcorrell, Rev. Chad Blackman, Rev. Tony Huerta, Michael, Rev. Antimony, Rev. Deb Mcginley, M. Rev. Phoenix Coffin-Williams, M. Rev. Alyssa Kemp, Rev. Racheal Serrano, Rev. Dr. Ser Zach Parker, Rt. Rev. KaiAidan, Rt. Rev. Lori Blackman
First Priestess Lady Alyssa Kemp and First Priest Lord Phoenix Coffin-Williams give offerings to the Correllian Ancestors at their Gravesites in Danville, IL
THE CORRELLIAN TRADITION
So what is the Correllian Tradition, and what makes it different from other Wiccan Traditions?
Usually when people ask this they are expecting a liturgical answer -some special beliefs or ritual forms that are unique to Correllianism.
Correllianism does put an unusually strong emphasis on the philosophical aspects of Wicca, and on the spirituality and inner mysteries of the Wiccan religion, but liturgically our beliefs do not especially differ from those of other Wiccan Traditions. Rather it is our attitudes toward the Pagan community and its future that tend to set us apart.
The Correllian Tradition is dedicated to the advancement of the Pagan people. We believe strongly in the need for increased communication and co-operation between Pagans everywhere, from all Traditions.
So what is the Correllian Tradition, and what makes it different from other Wiccan Traditions?
Usually when people ask this they are expecting a liturgical answer -some special beliefs or ritual forms that are unique to Correllianism.
Correllianism does put an unusually strong emphasis on the philosophical aspects of Wicca, and on the spirituality and inner mysteries of the Wiccan religion, but liturgically our beliefs do not especially differ from those of other Wiccan Traditions. Rather it is our attitudes toward the Pagan community and its future that tend to set us apart.
The Correllian Tradition is dedicated to the advancement of the Pagan people. We believe strongly in the need for increased communication and co-operation between Pagans everywhere, from all Traditions.
L to R - Rt Rev. Raene Packery, Arch Priestess of Africa, M. Rev. Donald Lewis High-Correll, First Priest Emeritus, Rev. Ser Apu Aghama of Luntiang Aghama shrine, Philippines, and M. Rev. Phoenix Coffin-Williams, First Priest at the Parliament of World Religions 2023
We stress the importance of the Pagan Clergy as teachers and facilitators, and the need for a strong public presence. The Correllian Tradition emphasizes celebratory as well as initiatory Wicca, and is strongly committed to accessible public ritual.
But perhaps the one thing that most sets Correllian Wicca apart is that we have embraced the internet as an educational tool.
Correspondence teaching is nothing new in Wicca, but we were the first to utilize the internet as a serious tool for training new initiates. This has brought great expansion and many changes to our Tradition.
But perhaps the one thing that most sets Correllian Wicca apart is that we have embraced the internet as an educational tool.
Correspondence teaching is nothing new in Wicca, but we were the first to utilize the internet as a serious tool for training new initiates. This has brought great expansion and many changes to our Tradition.
The Officers and First Priesthood of the Correllian Tradition (L to R) Rt. Rev. Lori Blackman, First Elder, M. Rev. Phoenix Coffin-Williams, First Priest, M. Rev. Donald Lewis-Highcorrell, First Priest Emeritus, M. Rev. Alyssa Kemp, First Priestess, Rt. Rev. Jason Highcorrell, First Director
Another thing that makes Correllian Wicca different from many other Traditions of Wicca is that we are a unified Tradition with a single leadership. The entire world-wide Tradition has a single structure allowing us to act together as few other Traditions can.
The leading bodies of the Correllian Tradition include; The Witan Council, which is made up of all Temple Heads, Elders, and Officers of the Tradition; and the Correllian Council of Elders which includes the Officers of the Tradition and its most respected members.
The leadership of the Tradition includes the First Priesthood and Officers.
Additions are made to this website with increasing frequency, especially the Temples page and the adventures pages, so check back often.
May the Blessing Be upon you!
The leading bodies of the Correllian Tradition include; The Witan Council, which is made up of all Temple Heads, Elders, and Officers of the Tradition; and the Correllian Council of Elders which includes the Officers of the Tradition and its most respected members.
The leadership of the Tradition includes the First Priesthood and Officers.
Additions are made to this website with increasing frequency, especially the Temples page and the adventures pages, so check back often.
May the Blessing Be upon you!
