The Solitary Druid Fellowship is an experiment in Pagan liturgy, and an exercise of congregation in solitude.

The Solitary Druid Fellowship (SDF) is an extension of Ár nDraíocht Féin (ADF), an independent tradition of Neo-Pagan Druidism. It is organized to provide solitary Druids, as well as any solitary Pagan in the general public, with an opportunity to engage more deeply with their ritual practice, while at the same time forging spiritual bonds with other solitaries through the adoption of a shared liturgical form.

Teo Bishop

The Fellowship is organized by Teo Bishop, author of the blog, Bishop In The Grove. Before becoming a practicing Pagan was a member of the Episcopal Church, a liturgically-based Christian denomination. With more than twenty years of experience in a liturgical tradition, Teo brings to the Fellowship an understanding about the value of shared practice, as well as a deep appreciation for beauty, simplicity, and effective language in religious ritual.

Membership is not necessary in order to participate in SDF’s shared worship. The Fellowship provides free liturgies for each of the Eight High Days of the Pagan Wheel of the Year, each based on ADF’s Core Order of Ritual. SDF seeks to create opportunities for solitaries to experience ritual celebration through a shared form with other solitaries across the globe.

To learn more about liturgy, please visit Our Shared Liturgy.