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May 1, 2023
Proudly Serving Spirit Since October 1975
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With gratitude and respect, we acknowledge that we are situated on the traditional territory of the Mississaugi of Scugog Island First Nation. Today, this land is home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful for the opportunity to congregate in this territory.
Charity Night – Feed The Need Durham
Net donations received on the Last Sunday of each month will be set aside for donation to Feed The Need Durham. When the total net donations reach $500, we will issue a cheque to them. The current balance as of Sep tember 27th is $343.
Healing Thursday’s : Please be advised that Healing Thursday's has been cancelled effective immediately
PLEASE do not leave any food, food wrappers, or beverage containers in the hall (garbage bins) as they attract critters. Thank you for your cooperation.
October 2026
October 4th - Divine Service
Chairperson: Cheryl Taylor
Speaker & Messages: Patti Ryan
October 7th - Meditation
Facilitator: Cheryl Taylor
October 11th - Divine Service
Chairperson: Rev. Alina Sobala
Speaker & Messages: Rev Alva Folkes
October 14th - Meditation
Facilitator: Rev Alina Sobala
October 18th - Divine Service
Chairperson: Eva Pal
Speaker & Messages: Frances Gagliardi
October 21 – Meditation
Facilitator: Eva Pal
October 22nd -Spiritual Discussion
Dave Stauffer & Rev Bob Henesey
Getting started as a Spiritualist
October 23rd – The Spiritual Experience
Brigid Watts & Rev. Owen Ryan
October 25th - Divine Service
Chairperson: Rev Bob Henesey
Speaker: Keith Miller
Messages: Aileen Misry
October 28th Meditation
Facilitator: Rev Bob Henesey
I Close my eyes in order to see.
Paul Gaugin
Cornerstones of our service to our community:
Sunday Divine Service regularly rotates guest Speakers, Proof of Survival providers (Messages), and Chairperson. Our Divine Service occasionally has special events and presentations associated with it.
Wednesday Evening Meditation
Meditation is often used as a tool for stress relief, relaxation, as well as to maintain and improve our physical well-being, however it has purpose that goes far beyond these benefits. Continuous practice of meditation helps us to develop our true understanding ourselves and our life purpose. Regular meditation enhances and develops our ability to focus and find solutions to issues we face in our daily lives. It provides insight, clarity, intuitive awareness and balance.
Through guided meditation, peer discussion and encouragement we develop our natural abilities to spiritually connect and unfold. As with any ability, the more your practice the easier it gets, and eventually becomes a positive habit. It’s a great way to learn more about Spiritualism and perhaps yourself as well.
With gratitude and respect, we acknowledge that we are situated on the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation. Today, this land is home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful for the opportunity to congregate in this territory.