How to Be a Christian Witch

Includes Initiation Instructions

As a beginner or experienced Christian Witch, you may have had critical questions along the way, as I did...

Questions regarding:

• Celebrations and Holy Days for Christian Witches
• Rituals & Magickal Practices that WORK
• Christian Witch Covens & Coven Creation
• Initiation as a Christian Witch
• Blood Oath & More

If you desire soul-fulfilling answers from a practicing Christian Witch, this book may the inspiration you're seeking.

Because Christian Witches is a spiritual path and not a religion, there are no set protocols. The good news is: you get to create your own! That's where this book comes in. This cutting edge tome is packed with ideas, inspirations and experiences from my magickal journey. For me, being a Christian Witch is a spiritual path. On this path, our rituals, magickal practices and celebrations of sacred lunar and solar events sustain and grow us as practicing magicians. I pray this book feeds your soul, and inspires you to walk your path as a Christian Witch with your held high, sharing your gifts with the world, completely fulfilled in every imaginable way.

I love you.

God/witch fusing the dichotomy of black and white

Great beginner book for those who are looking to fuse any elements of of Christian mysticism with the witch especially beginner to the magickal path.

Know Thy Self!

Reading "How to Become a Christian Witch" was an enlightening and transformative experience. This book offers a comprehensive guide for both beginners and experienced Christian Witches, addressing critical questions about celebrations, rituals, covens, initiation, and more. What stands out is Rev Love’s authentic voice and deep understanding of the spiritual path of a Christian Witch.

The book's approach to Christian Witchcraft as a spiritual path rather than a rigid religion resonated deeply with me. The freedom to create my own rituals and practices, guided by the author's insights and experiences, empowered me to embrace my spiritual journey fully. The practical advice on magickal practices that work, and the thoughtful exploration of sacred lunar and solar events, provided me with the tools to grow and sustain my practice.

One of the most significant impacts this book had on me was in helping me become comfortable with the term "witch." Rev Love’s encouragement to walk this path with pride and share our gifts with the world was truly inspiring. It helped me shed any lingering doubts or societal judgments, allowing me to fully accept and celebrate my identity as a Christian Witch.

Overall, "How to Become a Christian Witch" is a soul-fulfilling read that feeds the spirit and provides invaluable guidance for anyone on this unique spiritual path. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking to deepen their understanding and practice of Christian Witchcraft.

Utterly Unhelpful. New Age, but Pro-Jesus. Not Christian Witchcraft..

The title is misleading. “How to” suggests instruction and serious engagement with Christian metaphysics. This book does not offer that.

The author explicitly states in the introduction that she will not answer some of the most pressing questions facing a Christian witch. She then proceeds to not deliver on what she says she will offer, which is a general framework that will help the reader meaningfully search for answers on their own.

The metaphysics presented are not Christian. Spiritual advancement is implicitly equated improvement in life circumstances, a view that conflicts with the Christian understandings of holiness, suffering, and theosis. Christ is not centered, but placed on equal footing with other enlightened figures such as Buddha; that move abandons even minimal Christology.

The author also distances herself from the Church entirely, treating communal worship and sacramental life as optional lifestyle choices rather than as integral to Christian spiritual formation. Not even a solitary replacement to sacramental life is offered.

If you are looking for permission to enjoy the Bible while practicing witchcraft, this book may appeal to you. If you are seeking a serious attempt to understand how Christian faith could ground, constrain, or even command certain magical practices, this book will not help you.