By Rev Ashley Oliver One of the greatest gifts of Christian Spiritualism is that it offers hope beyond this life while also giving purpose to the life we are living now. We believe the soul is eternal, that love never…
By Ashley Robinson At this week’s Divine Service, I wanted to share a message that sits very close to my heart. It is a message about difference, belonging, mental health and the spiritual truth that every soul is valuable exactly…
At our Divine Service this Sunday, Thor shared a thoughtful address centred on healing, connection, and the importance of giving our time to others and ourselves. His message explored a familiar phrase, “time is a great healer”, and invited us…
By Steven Woods One of the aspects of Spiritualism that has always inspired me is the power of healing. Whether through hands-on healing, absent healing, magnetic healing, or energy healing, we see countless examples of the Spirit World working alongside…
By Amanda Jane Wilson On Sunday evening, we reflected on the meaning of Pentecost and the continuing presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives. As I listened to the beautiful Bible readings and the contributions from everyone involved in…
On Sunday evening, medium Helen Ayres shared a spiritual address that was deeply inspired by a reading she has always loved called The Love Spirit from International Thoughts from Golden Ray. It is one of those readings that reminds us…
In our busy, modern lives, it is all too easy to feel overwhelmed, disconnected, and even a little lost. During a recent Divine service, we were reminded of a simple yet powerful truth: sometimes, the answers we seek are not…
It is always a joy to come together, whether in person or online, and to share in the energy of Spirit. For those joining who may not have seen me work before, a warm welcome to you. Usually, I like…
By Katie Goulding During our Divine Service on Sunday evening, something quite special happened before I even began speaking. While others were sharing their words, I was given a thought very clearly — that our words run alongside each other…
