Church Services
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Services: Sunday Divine at 6.30pm and Thursday Clairvoyant at 7.30pm
Church services have hymns, prayers, inspired words from the medium(s) and a demonstration of clairvoyance.
September 2010
| Thursday 2nd | Linda Williamson |
| Sunday 5th | Prince & Iona Hewitt |
| Thursday 9th | Bob Baker |
| Sunday 12th | David Cole CSNU |
| Thursday 16th | Val Triggs CSNU & Carol Dauber CSNU |
| Sunday 19th | Marjorie Jeffries |
| Thursday 23rd | Craig Hamilton-Parker |
| Sunday 26th | Ben & Penny Gator |
| Thursday 30th | Andy Manship |
October 2010
| Sunday 3rd | Brenda Cottingham |
| Thursday 7th | Minister Dennis Jones |
| Sunday 10th | Sue Ellis |
| Thursday 14th | Judy Ford |
| Sunday 17th | Geoff Nunn |
| Thursday 21st | Jill Pickett |
| Sunday 24th | Claire Broad |
| Thursday 28th | Nick Huggins |
| Sunday 31st | Jeff Woodhouse |
During the demonstration of clairvoyance, the medium will pick out people in the congregation, one at a time, and will pass on information that is being given to him/her by the spirit people. This is evidence to prove their survival. The types of evidence given are names, places they have lived, work, hobbies, personality, memories known only to the spirit person and the recipient, and other information. The more specific the information, the better is the evidence. If you receive a message, you should only answer the medium with a yes or no. If you tell them anything, it may be something the spirit person wishes to say, and then the opportunity for giving that evidence is lost. You will often find the chairperson instructing the congregation not to feed the medium, and this is what they are referring to, not saying that mediums should be starved!
Every demonstration of mediumship has to be always regarded as an experiment, as specific results can not be promised. However we do not ask you to be gullible! Be objective in assessing evidence, but do come to the meeting with an open mind, and with love in your heart. Mediums are susceptible to vibrations and find it harder to work in a hostile atmosphere. If you do not get the evidence at your first visit, give spiritualism a chance, and come again. You will always be welcome.
