Baby Steps...
Last week, the New England Pagan Land Project had its first organizational meeting. There were two of us there - Stone Coyote and myself. Ragnar would have made it except for a stroke of good luck that struck him and he had be at his new job.
We spent about an hour and a half discussing the project, out hope, dreams, and plans for it and basically getting acquainted. For next time he'll be looking into the legalities of land use by religious organizations and I'll be looking into the legalities of becoming a religious non-profit, the exact type we will be, etc. as well as how to try and get others involved.
At this time, I'd like to schedule our next meeting. As the last one was the second Tuesday of January, I'd like to propose that we meed on the first or second Tuesdays of a month - that is, the first Tuesday unless it happens to be a holiday in which case, we'll meet the second Tuesday.
Any thoughts on this? Is this a particularly good or bad day for those who would like to be involved? Please let me know. Leave a comment here or email me at brian at pagan sanctuary dot org.
Originally published at New England Pagan Land Project.
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We spent about an hour and a half discussing the project, out hope, dreams, and plans for it and basically getting acquainted. For next time he'll be looking into the legalities of land use by religious organizations and I'll be looking into the legalities of becoming a religious non-profit, the exact type we will be, etc. as well as how to try and get others involved.
At this time, I'd like to schedule our next meeting. As the last one was the second Tuesday of January, I'd like to propose that we meed on the first or second Tuesdays of a month - that is, the first Tuesday unless it happens to be a holiday in which case, we'll meet the second Tuesday.
Any thoughts on this? Is this a particularly good or bad day for those who would like to be involved? Please let me know. Leave a comment here or email me at brian at pagan sanctuary dot org.
Originally published at New England Pagan Land Project.
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