~ Early Web Links ~

Heavenly built this family-safe link directory as a Christian-themed portal for her children, curating sites across topics like homeschooling, kids' activities, sports, and faith-based resources. The site also features a Christian chat room, Yahoo Groups for fibromyalgia support and homeschooling fun, and multiple webrings rooted in Christian community.

The Angel's Den is a personal Neocities site built by a creator who goes by ancientangel333, featuring sections on thoughts, interests, shrines, and a newly added spirituality page. The prominent focus on spirituality content, shrines, and the angel-themed branding make it a cozy corner of the web with a mystical, introspective vibe.

CreationWiki is a free encyclopedia dedicated to creation science and apologetics, written collaboratively by an international community of Bible believers with over 11,000 articles. Visitors will find in-depth entries on creationism, biblical archaeology, the Exodus, and scientific arguments against naturalism and evolution.

A digitized version of 'Parish Prayers', the classic 1967 Anglican prayer collection compiled and edited by Frank Colquhoun, featuring nearly 1,800 prayers organized for public worship and personal devotion. The site presents the full text including the original foreword by the Archbishop of York, making this treasured liturgical resource accessible online.

Patron is a web-clique uniting website owners who identify their sites with patron saints, gods, or mythological archetypes from world folklore and religion. With 72 members listed, participants choose a deity or guardian figure that reflects their website's personality and spirit, making it a charming intersection of mythology enthusiasm and old-web community culture.

Esmé's personal site weaves together naturalistic paganism, creative writing, poetry, and zines, with dedicated sections on the Wheel of the Year and a pagan vade mecum. The site also thoughtfully hosts a curated list of UK trans resources, reflecting the creator's broader values alongside their spiritual and artistic interests.

The official website of the Temple of Set, a left-hand path initiatory organization founded in San Francisco in 1975. The site offers introductory essays covering Setian philosophy, ethics, ritual practice, and the esoteric tradition surrounding the Egyptian deity Set.

The Extramundane is a personal blog covering Orthodox Christianity alongside topics like technology, video games, and digital privacy. Posts range from guides on joining the Orthodox Church to practical tech writeups on e-readers and RSS, giving the site a thoughtful mix of faith and indie web sensibility.

The Virtual Religion Index, maintained by Mahlon H. Smith since 1997, is a comprehensive academic web directory cataloging and annotating religion-related websites across dozens of traditions and disciplines. Spanning everything from Biblical Studies and Islamic Tradition to Psychology of Religion and Greco-Roman Studies, it serves as an essential research gateway for students and scholars alike.

Vince Imbat is a Los Baños-based Filipino writer and photographer whose essays and poems explore godless, creative, and liberative spirituality rooted in walking and contemplation. His site features an online journal active since 2014, a digital archive called 'talahardin,' and a Substack newsletter engaging with free spirituality (Jiyū Shūkyō) and philosophical inquiry in a Philippine context.