Theodish Belief

08/13/2026

Háliggyld Books' newest offering is a must have for any Anglo-Saxon Heathen's library.

The Anglo-Saxon Scop by Lewis Flint Anderson. Revised edition with translations and foreword by Brúnwulf Ceorl. 60 pages. $15.

Lewis Flint Anderson's 'The Anglo-Saxon Scop' remains an indispensable work of early 20th-century philology and history. Originally written as an M.A. thesis for the University of Toronto a year before its 1903 publication, this monograph investigates the socio-religious role of the scop within earl...

08/06/2026

At the Midsummer sunstead, the Théodsmen of the Théodish Ríce met near Watertown, New York for the Golden Gathering to mark fifty years since Gárman Hláford beheld Wóden and Anglo-Saxon Théodish Belief was begun. That weekend folk from the Ealdríce Théod (Virginia), Géring Théod (New York), Æppeldor Léod (Tasmania, Australia), Folcfeld Scír (England, Ohio, Utah), and the Gármanling Lárscól (Texas, South Carolina, Virginia, & Quebec, Canada) met to moot, light the Midsummer bonefire, offer their merry lác, fain the gods Wóden, Þunor, and Seaxnéat, and hold symbel.

Pictured: Þórbeorht Hláford Cyning and Gárman Hláford, the first cyning of the Théodish Ríce and the founder Anglo-Saxon Théodish Belief.

07/28/2026

At the Midsummer sunstead, the Théodsmen of the Théodish Ríce met near Watertown, New York for the Golden Gathering to mark fifty years since Gárman Hláford beheld Wóden and Anglo-Saxon Théodish Belief was begun. That weekend folk from the Ealdríce Théod (Virginia), Géring Théod (New York), Æppeldor Léod (Tasmania, Australia), Folcfeld Scír (England, Ohio, Utah), and the Gármanling Lárscól (Texas, South Carolina, Virginia, & Quebec, Canada) met to moot, light the Midsummer bonefire, offer their merry lác, fain the gods Wóden, Þunor, and Seaxnéat, and hold symbel.

Pictured: Friðoríc Wéofodþegn and Ánláf Leornere

07/28/2026

At the Midsummer sunstead, the Théodsmen of the Théodish Ríce met near Watertown, New York for the Golden Gathering to mark fifty years since Gárman Hláford beheld Wóden and Anglo-Saxon Théodish Belief was begun. That weekend folk from the Ealdríce Théod (Virginia), Géring Théod (New York), Æppeldor Léod (Tasmania, Australia), Folcfeld Scír (England, Ohio, Utah), and the Gármanling Lárscól (Texas, South Carolina, Virginia, & Quebec, Canada) met to moot, light the Midsummer bonefire, offer their merry lác, fain the gods Wóden, Þunor, and Seaxnéat, and hold symbel.

Pictured: Mereweard Ceorl and Ælfgár Þegn

07/27/2026

At the Midsummer sunstead, the Théodsmen of the Théodish Ríce met near Watertown, New York for the Golden Gathering to mark fifty years since Gárman Hláford beheld Wóden and Anglo-Saxon Théodish Belief was begun. That weekend folk from the Ealdríce Théod (Virginia), Géring Théod (New York), Æppeldor Léod (Tasmania, Australia), Folcfeld Scír (England, Ohio, Utah), and the Gármanling Lárscól (Texas, South Carolina, Virginia, & Quebec, Canada) met to moot, light the Midsummer bonefire, offer their merry lác, fain the gods Wóden, Þunor, and Seaxnéat, and hold symbel.

Pictured: Théodsmen at symbel.

07/26/2026

At the Midsummer sunstead, the Théodsmen of the Théodish Ríce met near Watertown, New York for the Golden Gathering to mark fifty years since Gárman Hláford beheld Wóden and Anglo-Saxon Théodish Belief was begun. That weekend folk from the Ealdríce Théod (Virginia), Géring Théod (New York), Æppeldor Léod (Tasmania, Australia), Folcfeld Scír (England, Ohio, Utah), and the Gármanling Lárscól (Texas, South Carolina, Virginia, & Quebec, Canada) met to moot, light the Midsummer bonefire, offer their merry lác, fain the gods Wóden, Þunor, and Seaxnéat, and hold symbel.

Pictured: Théodsmen leaping the Midsummer fire.