The Kairosean Kithen tradition was originally developed as a inter-faith/Universalist group, to support people from various Pagan and other faiths, re-exploring how they understood the Divine and the practice of religion.   Over time, it became more focused on a Universalist Pagan/Wiccan approach.    Much of its standards are revisions of the WCC/Odyssean tradition, because our Elder was an ordained priestess for the WCC Ottawa Temple in the 1980s (which no longer exists).    However, the Kairosean Kithen approach is significantly different: and therefore, many of the standards have been altered to reflect that.   The Kairosean Kithen tradition developed throughout the 1980s, and eventually became a teaching tradition over time, serving over 200 students across North America. 

Kairos – the ripeness of time, time of radical transformation

Kithen the collective of kith (non-blood family or community)