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WELCOME TO THE TROTH. . . .

PUBLISHING
Our Journal, IDUNNA strives to maintain a consistently high standard of human interest as well as scholarship. Issues are built around a single theme and come out four times a year. Copies of back issues are still available for $5.00 each. Other publications are also available from the BOOK HOARD. #28 Teutonic Social Structure
#30 Holda #31 Sacrifice #32 Troth #33 Thor #34 Yule (carols) #35 The Vanir #36 Holy Earth #37 Seidh #38 Galdor #39 Heathen Crafts #40 Marriage #41 Odin #42 Wyrd #43 Frigga #44 Iceland #45 Viinland #46 Children #47 Humor #48 The Sea #49 Ancestors #50 Celebrating the Troth #51 Freyja The Elder Troth, a Course of Study by Kveldulf Gundarsson (32pp.) $5.00 Germanic Costume, Iron Age to Vikings, by Diana L. Paxson (57pp.) $10.00 Yuletide Carols (19pp.) $2.50

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MOOTS AND MEETINGS

Trothmoot is held during the first or second weekend in June, alternating between the center of the U.S. and the two coasts. Activities have included workshops, crafts demonstrations, blots and other rituals, oracular seidh, and the grand sumbel. Trothmoot has proved to be a good place for networking, making new friends, and just hanging out, Norse-style. Troth members and officers also sponsor and attend regional moots such as the Mid-America moot and Aegirs Fest on the west coast. The High Steward is coordinating the actvities of Regional Stewards, and we are in the process of developing materials to support them in providing information and encouragement to individuals and groups seeking to learn about the Northern tradition.
THE CLERGY PROGRAM

ORGANIZATION + OFFICERS
In the past few years, the Troth has moved steadily towards greater participation by the membership. The position of Steerswo/man and most of the Rede seats are now elective.
Steersman: Mark "Demarus" Donegan Warder of the Lore: KveldlfR H. Gundarsson Editor: Diana L. Paxson Reckoner of Accounts: Andrea Marcarelli Mailing List: Albert Ward Computer Operations: Albert Ward Book Orders: Nichole Brunk Clergy Program: Rod Landreth High Steward: Patricia LaFayllve Want to know more? Write the Troth at Box 1369. Oldsmar, Florida 34677, or check out our website at: http://www.thetroth.org

WELCOME TO THE TROTH

Members may sign up for the Troth chatline by contacting listar@thetroth.org with a message body of subscribe troth-members, or by contactingthe Troth at troth-contact@thetroth.org For information about-Troth Policy, or IDUNNA, contact: Diana L. Paxson, greyhavn@earthlink.net Change of addresss or communications: troth-contact@thetroth.org All other Troth activities: troth-contact@thetroth.org

One of the Troths most useful offerings is the Clergy Training Program. Under the current system, candidates must complete the Godwo/man (ministerial) program first before going on to study to be Elders . An on-line discussion list is helping to solve the problem of communication. moral support for trainees who are scattered all over the country.

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