About us

Welcome. I’m Jenett, the HPS of Phoenix Song.

Phoenix Song began as a small coven in Minneapolis, Minnesota in the spring of 2008. (When I hived off my parent group, The Circle of the Phoenix after receiving my 3rd degree.) I and a friend worked together for a while, and began working with possible students. But as lives do, several major changes came up (job changes, health changes, and then a lot of figuring out what the next things in my life were going to be.)

In the summer of 2011, I was offered a new job in western Maine, and moved back to New England (where I grew up). This means starting over in many ways, but I also hope it will open up other wonderful opportunities.

At present:

I’m currently focusing on settling into a new job, a new place to live, and getting connected to the local (and state) Pagan communities in various ways. I anticipate taking a year or so to do that before seriously looking at coven work again. (My current apartment is also not a good fit for having more than one or two people over.)

However, I am definitely open to considering other possibilities if they come along.

I also welcome:

  • getting to know Pagans in Maine, and am glad to arrange to meet for coffee/a meal if it’s at all feasible.
  • helping with general questions about Paganism, religious witchcraft, and related topics either by email or in person (you might also find one of my other sites helpful.)
  • introductory conversations about group work, and how that might work.
  • teaching core basic skills (centering, grounding, simple ritual.)
  • covering how to find and evaluate Pagan information (a particular specialty.)
  • other workshop type things (I like teaching…)

I’ve edited this site to reflect the fact we’re not currently an active coven, but left information that might help people decide if a further conversation about training is of interest. Please do let me know if you have questions.

If you’d like to learn more about me or the tradition, you can continue reading more details here. Questions? Take a look at the site first, but you can learn how to contact me here.