North TX PPD

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North Texas Pagan Pride Day is committed to bringing folks of open minds together for a time of fun, learning and sharing.



Join us in celebrating diversity!
We have some exciting things in store for this year! Come together for dancing, drumming and fun! There will be vendors, workshops and lots of things to keep you entertained!
We have lots of great things in store for you this year! Be sure to check out the website. Also, check out our blog section for ways that you can help get involved.
We will be hosting our annual Chili Cook-off. If you think you have the best chili in North Texas, bring a pot for tasting and sharing. Bowls of chili will be for sale after the judging is done.
If you are interested in vending, conducting a workshop check out our website or contact us at ntxppd@gmail.com
We have a new web address! Check out www.dfwppd.org for all the updates! From the Corporation website.
Statement of Purpose:
The Pagan Pride Project is a non-profit organization. The primary purposes of this corporation shall be the advancement of religion and elimination of prejudice and discrimination based on religious beliefs.

Mission Statement:
The mission of the Pagan Pride Project is to foster pride in Pagan identity through education, activism, charity and community.

Defining the Mission Statement:
We try to keep our purpose balanced through the inspirations of Air, Fire, Water, and Earth:
* Air: Education
We're never going to be able to practice our spiritual paths openly if we don't give the public accurate information about what we do and do not do.
* Fire: Activism
People aren't necessarily going to go out of their way to find out what Pagans really do. We have to have the courage to act on our convictions and do what we need to do.
* Water: Charity
We know that what we do returns to us. We need to demonstrate this by offering compassion to our communities where it is needed. When we share our own abundance, we show that we trust the Gods to share abundance with us in return.
* Earth: Community
We're never going to be able to practice openly if we don't know anyone else in our local Pagan communities. We need to weave networking webs in our cities, in our towns, in our rural areas. We need these webs to support one another. That support will also show those who would restrict our practice that we are not just a few isolated wackos, but are a growing congregation of people who adhere to a faith that, while different, is as valid as their own.