Mid-Atlantic Pagan Alliance

The Mid-Atlantic Pagan Alliance (MPA), founded in June 1999 by Robin Albright and Marc Wicoff, was primarily a social organization, dedicated to bringing people of alternative religious paths together in social settings; with an emphasis on the Pagan/Witch/Wiccan/Druid Mid-Atlantic States subcultures. By doing so the MPA helped to cultivate the Pagan community, especially in the New Jersey area.

An unfortunate chain of events^{[clarification needed]} forced the group to disband in early 2008. The primary founders, and Core members of the organization have continued to help foster community in the area.

See also

• Neopaganism in the United States

External links

• Mid-Atlantic Pagan Alliance

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