Circle of Ancient Sisters :: Communities Directory

Forming Formed: 2002 Established: 2002

This page last updated:3/28/2009

Circle of Ancient Sisters

Eastern, Kentucky,

United States

We are a group of spiritualists and artisans who wish to live in peace with nature and have a quality of life based on the concepts of the old religion. Our goal is to build a place where discrimination is a thing of the past and acceptance a norm in life.

Status: Active

Website: http://www.ancientsisters.com

Contact:

Hp Dark Rose
535 Hitchins Ave
Olive Hill, Kentucky 41164 United States
Phone: 859-408-0403

Community location is placed at the center of the zip/postal code, city/state, or city/country (not based on street addresses)

Former/Other Names: Circle of Ancient Sisters

This page last updated:3/28/2009

Visitors Accepted

(By appointment only, we can also have overnight accomidations if needed)

Visitor Process: We operate by interviews, and visitors can come but must have an appointment after a prescreening.

Statement of Housing Non-discrimination:

No Answer Provided

Population Members(adults and children): 6 Non-member Residents: 10 (Other members stop by from time to time and assist with things) Open to new members: Yes	Government Decision Making: By a group of elders or other leaders (We have a leader as well as group of elders) Identified Leader: Yes (One person generally makes the decisions as to our direction, followed by a group of elders.) Leadership Core Group: Yes	Labor and Money Financial Style: Members have independent finances (we all live as one with independence after the expenses are cared for.) Open to Members with Pre-existing Debt: Yes (as long as problems are disclosed prior) Labor Contribution: (we all work togather for the goal of the group) Join Fee: No (The fee is in service to the community) Regular Fees: No Answer (If a member has extra, he can elect to share with someone less fortunate)
Land and Buildings Small Town (Small town, we are not a part of the locals and thus a closed community) Area: 35 acres (14.2 hectares) (in three locations, in process of acquiring more) Land Owned By: Independent land trust (not controlled by the community) Number of Residences: 3 (we have three different units within easy walking distance) Cohousing: No	Food, etc. Percentage of Food Grown: 6-20% (Purchasing a farm for retreat and more food production) Share Community Meals: Nearly all dinners (optional, members can have every meal in common house if they wish) Dietary Choice or Restrictions: Diet is up to each individual Alcohol Use: Used occasionally (mostly celebrations and special events) Tobacco Use: Used Often (some members are smokers, its a personal choice)	Social Factors Common Spiritual Practices: Yes Which Spiritual Traditions(s): Paganism/Earth Religions Educational Style(s): Other (parents may choose to use the public system as well as private school of the community)

Cohousing Details

Cohousing Status:

Building

Year Completed:

2002

(some area still being expanded)

Number of Units:

Square Feet in Common House:

80000

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