Interview with Arthur Conan Doyle
Watch video A 1927 Fox newsreal interview with the author and spiritualist, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. He speaks about his greatest literary creation, Sherlock Holmes, and his work in spiritualism.
Tag: spiritualism
Online Lyceum – Part 2
July 3rd 2020, 7:30pm (GMT+1) – – Let’s talk Spiritualism – – We will be hosting another online Spiritualists’ Lyceum on Zoom. This Online Lyceum will be a shared evening… Read more »
EAS Video Service 24th May 2020
Edinburgh Association of Spiritualists community video 10 In this week’s edition; 1. Prayer – John Blackwood OSNU 2. Healing Hymn (lyrics below) 3. Reading – Hazel Martin 4. Address –… Read more »
EAS Weekly Update 8 – 10th May 2020
Edinburgh Association of Spiritualists community video 8 In this week’s edition; 1. Prayer – Ewan Irvine CSNU 2. Healing Hymn (lyrics below) 3. Reading – John Blackwood OSNU 4. Address… Read more »
EAS Weekly Update 7 – 3rd May 2020
Edinburgh Association of Spiritualists community video 7 In this week’s edition; 1. Prayer – Louise Minhas 2. Healing Hymn (lyrics below) 3. Reading – Minister Janet Parker 4. Address –… Read more »
EAS Weekly Update 5 – 19th Apr 2020
Edinburgh Association of Spiritualists community video 5 In this week’s edition; 1. Prayer – Minister David Bruton (SNU President) 2. Healing Hymn 3. Reading – Alv Hirst (SNU Communications Director)… 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 »
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 »