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Religion in Birmingham - Paganism.
There are a number of pagan groups active in the Birmingham area: Urban Gothick Tree Wizards, the Insight Foundation, Templi Kalendae, Hedd Wyn's Grove, and the Pagan Association [7].
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Religion in Birmingham - Other Religions
Religion in Birmingham - Paganism
There are a number of pagan groups active in the Birmingham area: Urban Gothick Tree Wizards, the Insight Foundation, Templi Kalendae, Hedd Wyn's Grove, and the Pagan Association [7].
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