
Welcome to Church of our Lady-ATC
The purpose of the Church of Our Lady – ATC is devoted to preserving, practicing, and passing on the sacred mysteries of Wicca and Pagan spirituality. We provide a sanctuary for seekers, a training ground for clergy, and a hearth for those called to serve the Divine through love, wisdom, ritual, and community.
We honor the cycles of nature, the balance of Goddess and God, and the sacred spark within every soul. Through education, ritual, and service, we walk the path of the Wise with integrity, compassion, and devotion — lighting the way for others to do the same.
About
My name is Mary Ellen Colfer
My passion and life’s work is to help guide those who are seeking a deeper connection with the Divine — blending the wisdom of the old ways with the understanding of the new. Through spiritual teaching, sacred service, and community care, I strive to create a space where seekers of all paths feel seen, supported, and empowered.

My Story
Founder & High Priestess of Church of Our Lady – ATC
Mary Ellen Colfer is the heart and founder of the Church of Our Lady – ATC in Lawton, Oklahoma. A proud Wiccan since 1986, Mary Ellen has served her community for decades as a spiritual leader, teacher, and guide. With roots in Seax-Wicca and a deeply eclectic approach shaped by the diverse members she’s taught and nurtured over the years, Mary Ellen has helped train and empower seekers from all walks of life — especially within the transient, military-connected population of her region.
In 1995, after connecting with Pete Pathfinder and the Aquarian Tabernacle Church, Mary Ellen and her then-coven, Three of Cups, became affiliated with the ATC. Since then, Church of Our Lady has grown into a beloved spiritual home where students are trained in Wiccan traditions, encouraged to find their own path, and supported in becoming leaders themselves.
Mary Ellen is also the owner of Mary’s Curious Goods, a welcoming metaphysical shop in downtown Lawton where classes, rituals, and community service initiatives are often hosted. From supporting local shelters to offering food through a community blessing box, her ministry blends the sacred and the practical with compassion at its core.
A military spouse, herbalist, and grandmother many times over, Mary Ellen is known and loved by locals as “the witch who helps everyone.” She believes in living by example, embracing all paths, and creating a space where love, magic, and inclusivity thrive.
