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PLEASE NOTE: These classes are on hiatus until such time as we are safely able to gather in person again. In the meantime, feel free to use the class materials linked below. Pagan parents and caregivers on Facebook can also request to join the OLOTEAS Parents, Etc. private group by sending a message to the OLOTEAS Pastor account there.

Growing Up Pagan
is a fifteen-minute class at the end of each OLOTEAS children's class that is created and taught by a group of young adults in the community who were raised Pagan themselves. Our goal is to give young Pagan kids an opportunity to learn about Pagan traditions from other people who grew up in the OLOTEAS community. See also 
GUP Class Series: Introduction to Pantheons.

To cater directly to our students, a question jar is passed around at the end of each class. Our class topics will be based on questions submitted by students, as well what we as teachers have found useful when growing up Pagan.

We are ready to answer questions, discuss different types of Paganism, and talk about what it means to grow up in Pagan culture. We want to ensure that children in our community know that they have people to talk to who share and understand the experience of growing up Pagan.

If you have questions about the class you can contact us at growing.up.pagan.classes@gmail.com.

Below are activity guides for doing GUP activities at home. Links will take you to Google Docs.

Learn about Pagan religious symbols through crafts 

Compare different spring time deities and the symbols they're associated with 

Learn about the winter holidays of different world religions 

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