
When a shared interest in the occult and in
alternative spiritual paths brought them together, they moved to St. Louis, MO, where they
founded the Church and School of Wicca in 1968. At that time they started an
occult correspondence school teaching Witchcraft as a spiritual path, along with astral travel,
sorcery, astrology, and psychic healing through the mails to a worldwide student body.
The church earned its religious tax-exempt status in 1972. With the publication of
The Witch's Bible and later The Magic Power of Witchcraft, the student body grew.
They taught thousands of students the fundamentals of their spiritual philosophy.
Eventually the Church developed branch covens and churches across the United States.
The actions of some of those covens led to a rigorous IRS investigation of the Church and the Frosts.
The Frosts successfully proved that the Church was indeed a valid one. A further consequence of the
investigations was a prisoner case and the federal appeals court ruling which again validated the Church
and School (Dettmer v. Landon as referred to elsewhere on the site).
Although officially the Frosts are semi-retired, they continue to write books
and to lecture at various pagan gatherings around the nation. Each year at Hallowe'en
they can guarantee dozens of radio interviews and several TV appearances. This furthers the general
population's interest in Wicca and de-demonizes it.
They have always been cutting-edge philosophers and have made no bones
about sexual activity within covens. Their candor has alienated many "plastic" pagans and caused
the Frosts to be controversial within the new-age metaphysical subculture. That controversy itself
has generated many students coming to criticize who are then surprisingly convinced by what we teach rather
than having their criticism find a base with what we teach.

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