About Us




Merry Meet!

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This group is a safe haven for us to build a Pagan community here in the Northern Arizona. A place to share, to grow, to organize gatherings, and to meet sisters and brothers. We physically meet in Show Low AZ.

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Our goal is to build a strong, local pagan community where we can explore our different beliefs, ask and answer questions and explore our various paths.

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Pagans of Arizona's White Mountains was created as a FaceBook Group on April 9, 2012 by John Repass, strictly for pagans living in the White Mountains. In 2020 a second FaceBook Group was created by John Repass and Crow called Northern Arizona Pagans and Heathens, this was conceived as a networking group to encompass all of Northern Arizona from Page to Payson. It seems that pagan groups are hidden or non-existent in the North Country. 

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With the creation of Northern Arizona Pagans and Heathens group we began to be more public and more active, holding several campouts in 2020. We are very excited for what the future holds for us in 2022!

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In the meantime share us with your local pagan friends and family and watch as our little tree takes root and grows.

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Bright Blessings to you!

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Contact us:

Our FaceBook page

northernarizonapagansheathens@gmail.com

or call 928-421-3743







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