MODERN PRACTICE ROOTED IN ANCIENT WISDOM

Druidry For Everyone

Ár nDraíocht Féin: A Druid Fellowship (ADF) is a pagan church
based on ancient lndo-European cultures and practices. Ours is an
inclusive, contemporary form of druidry open to practitioners of
Celtic, Norse, Slavic, Baltic, Greek, Roman, Persian, Vedic, and
other traditions.

ADF Druidry

Ár nDraíocht Féin (ADF) is a modern tradition of pagan Druidry. Although our name is Irish, we incorporate practices from ancient and modern Indo-European cultures including Celtic, Norse, Slavic, Baltic, Greek, Roman, Persian, Vedic, and other traditions. 

Our spirituality is anchored in history and informed by experience. Our practices reflect historical texts and myths as well as modern scholarship and science. ADF Druidry is both relevant for today and respectful of the past.

Together, we are creating a non-sexist, anti-racist, inclusive, publicly available religion for this – and future – generations. 

ADF was founded in 1983 and is a registered 501c3 religious organization

Explore the world of ADF Druidry

Learn more about our community and our practices.

What is Druidry?

Druidry is a pagan spiritual path that incorporates the wisdom, wyths, and some ritual practices from our lndo-European ancestors. Druids honor the earth and revere the gods and the ancestors.

What is ADF?

ADF, also known as Ar nDraiocht Fein or informally as ''A Druid Fellowship" is a 501c3 pagan church made up of druids across the globe. Founded in 1983, we are creating a non-sexist, anti-racist, inclusive, publicly available, earth-centered religion for this, and future, generations.

Learn More

Discover the spirit of druidry with ADF. We offer a variety of free resoures for both beginners and experienced pagans. ADF publishes books, videos, and articles on a range of topics related to druidry and paganism.

Deepen Your Spiritual Practice with ADF Training

ADF offers free study programs for personal growth and clergy preparation.

Dedicant Path

First step in making ADF Druidry your own. Understand the significance of nature, ancestor reverence, and honoring the gods in your daily practices. Embrace the idea of personal creativity within ritual structure to tailor your spiritual journey to your unique beliefs and values. Remember, the first step is not to conform but to explore and adapt the teachings of ADF Druidry to resonate authentically with your soul.

Guild Study Programs

Offering a unique opportunity to individuals seeking to develop specialized skills and knowledge in a particular field. These programs provide a structured learning environment that allows participants to deepen their expertise and enhance their career prospects. By enrolling in a Guild Study Program, individuals can gain valuable insights and practical experience that will set them apart in their chosen industry.

Initiate & Clergy Training

ADF Initiate & Clergy Training offers comprehensive programs for individuals who feel a calling to serve and educate in spiritual matters. From ritual practices to leadership skills, participants can expect a well-rounded curriculum that equips them for their sacred roles in the community.

Join Us for Rituals, Festivals, and Gatherings

ADF offers structured programs for personal growth and clergy training.

Ready to Begin Your Journey?

Join ADF today and become part of a global Druidry community.

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1. What benefits do I receive as an ADF member?

As an ADF member, you gain access to exclusive training programs, private forums, and a global network of fellow Druids. Membership also includes participation in local Groves, Special Interest Groups (SIGs), and Guilds, as well as access to ADF’s extensive library of rituals, publications, and study resources.

2. Do I need to join a Grove to be an ADF member?

No, ADF welcomes both solitary practitioners and Grove members. While Groves offer in-person community and rituals, many members practice on their own and engage with ADF through virtual events, forums, and online resources.

3. Does ADF membership include access to training programs?

Yes! All members can enroll in ADF’s study programs, including the Dedicant Path, Guild training programs, and advanced courses like the Initiate and Clergy Training Programs. These programs help deepen your spiritual practice and knowledge of modern Druidry.

4. Are there membership discounts or financial assistance options?

ADF offers financial assistance for those who need help covering membership dues. If you require support, you can reach out to ADF’s Membership Advocate to learn more about available options.

5. Can I contribute to ADF as a member?

Absolutely! Members can write for Oak Leaves, participate in leadership roles, contribute to research and training programs, or help organize community events. ADF encourages members to be actively involved in shaping the organization.