Peeping through the Fringe
If you have missed visiting the Arthur Conan Doyle Centre, whilst our church classes are on holiday, then why not fill your time by checking our some of the many… Read more »
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Interfaith Week – 100 days to go
Interfaith Week 2019 10th – 17th November 2019 Get involved with the Interfaith Week this year. Learn about other faiths or cultures by sharing food and stories. Enjoy a meal… Read more »
Well done everyone
You can imagine our surprise when they announced at the SNU AGM this year that our Church received the Community Involvement Award. This award is a recognition of all of… Read more »
Visitors from the “Other Side”
A visitor to the church recently donated a VHS video for our library. As most people don’t have video players we thought it wise to include the YouTube version of… Read more »
Fundraising in action
We thought you might like to see where all of your Kiltwalk donations ended up. Alan handed over our cheque today to Sam, Health in Mind. This is Sam’s thank… Read more »
Kiltwalk Final Total – £3084.20
“Only catastrophic weather conditions could hold them back now. As the clouds roll in our thoughts and prayers go out to them.” Oh how I wish those thoughts hadn’t popped… Read more »
The Dawn of Peace
Since 1915 this stunning symbolic painting has been displayed in the Edinburgh Association of Spiritualists. It can now be seen in the Library at the Arthur Conan Doyle Centre, where… Read more »
Spiritualism – Frequently Asked Questions
The Lyceum manual was first published in 1887. It was inspired by Andrew Jackson Davis, and the UK version was compiled by Emma Hardinge Britten, Alfred Kitson. The manual… Read more »
The New Revelation by Arthur Conan Doyle
Sir Arthur Conan Doyles pamphlet ‘The New Revelation’ is 100 years old this year. Since it now falls into the Public Domain we have included it here so that everyone… Read more »
Wed Night Talk – The Text’s
This is the talk given by Alex and Chloe on the 3rd Nov 2018. The views expressed within this talk are personal and not reflective of the views of other… Read more »