Odinist Fellowship (American)

For the British group see Odinist Fellowship (British)

The Odinist Fellowship was the name of an early Odinist organization, founded in Canada by Else Christensen and her husband Alex Christensen. The publishing arm of the Fellowship was called the Giallerhorn Book Service.

USA

Initially called the Odinist Study Group, Christensen's group was renamed the Odinist Fellowship in 1971, around the time of Alex's death. Else later relocation the group to Crystal River, Florida in the 1980's.

The Odinist Fellowship published a periodical called The Odinist. Additionally, her travels included friendly contact with other groups, such as the large Arizona Kindred (where she met up with the Kindred's "Norsemen of Midgard" motorcycle club) and the Steve McNallen's "Asatru Folk Assembly." Since Else died in 2005, her Odinist Fellowship dissolved, with much of the membership transferring to the Odinic Rite. The last known chapter of the US Odinist Fellowship is based in Florida, and is called the Kindred Folk.

Pamphlets

• "An Introduction to Odinism" 1980

See also

• Alexander Rud Mills
• Odinic Rite
• List of national mysticisms
• Lineage of American Nationalist organizations and individuals

External links

• Asatru and Odinism Books at Dark Books Magic Library

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