The below is a link to a website dedicated to exploring the relationship between Christianity and spiritualism, offering information, teachings, events, churches, and resources for those interested in spiritual healing, mediumship, and Christian spiritual philosophy.
Join Rob Harvey at Chawton Village Hall on 13th June for a fascinating and thought-provoking talk exploring ghosts, spirit attachments, and how negative energies can affect people. Drawing from years of personal experience working with the spirit world, Rob will explain how spirits can attach themselves to individuals, the signs to look out for, and the methods used to safely remove unwanted spiritual influences. Whether you are spiritually curious, developing your own awareness, or simply interested in the paranormal, this promises to be an eye-opening evening filled with insight, understanding, and real-life experiences. Be sure to bring along a friend and experience an unforgettable evening exploring the mysteries of the spirit world together.
One small creature that probably survives the winter well is the wood mouse, also known as the field mouse. Unlike the dormouse, he is not usually found inside our homes unless he is desperate for food and shelter in the colder months. Instead, he prefers sheds or the endless tunnels he creates, where he stores food to sustain him through the harsh winter months.
With his large eyes, big ears, and soft light-brown fur, he has that appealing, almost Disney-like look we associate with many cartoon characters. At this time of year, he becomes especially active, with the approaching breeding season, which can last until autumn! And there is a flurry of activity as nests are built and food is gathered.
He is nocturnal, an excellent climber, and a fast mover. However, despite his speed, he is vulnerable, for owls and foxes see him as a substantial snack. Spiritually, the wood mouse symbolises resourcefulness, humility, attention to detail, and the ability to find magic in the mundane, truly wonderful qualities indeed.
We gathered on Sunday evening, over the bank holiday weekend in Chawton and shared a lovely evening of prayers, readings, and hymns, some well-known and perhaps one less familiar, though we made a valiant effort!
Our own Steve Lidgett Williams chaired the evening beautifully for Rob Harvey, who led an ‘Evening of Clairvoyance.’ Rob gave an address concerning recent healing and clairvoyant work he had undertaken. He then invited a couple of the house mediums, along with two fledglings, to come forward, and together, they brought the messages while explaining what they were perceiving, helping everyone gain a clearer understanding of how clairvoyance works.
The mediums and fledglings taking part were Nerina Dannatt, Steve Lidgett Williams, Rob Harvey, Chris Elliott, and Alison Keogh. It was a truly lovely evening, spent with our church family, who also gave prayers and readings. Thank you, everyone!
Thank you, Sue and Carole, thank you for your wonderful hospitality and another divine cake creation. Julie, thank you for the music. And many thanks to our healers and trainees for offering healing after the service. Thank you also to those who helped with the set-up, break-down of the evening, and the washing up.
Prayer of the Week
Please keep in your prayers children who may be unwell or in hospital. Illness can be frightening for a child, and it is also a deeply distressing time for their parents and families.
We are loving the weather in these parts and also the lighter evenings. Wednesday, as usual, we gathered briefly on Zoom to hear the lovely prayers, readings, and music, setting us up for the healing that followed shortly after. Thank you, everyone!
Please continue to pray for our Natural World.
We shall be having an ‘Evening of Clairvoyance’ on Sunday in Chawton. Join us!
Rob Harvey continues to share powerful perspectives on life after death, healing, and the unseen world around us. His most recent blogs explore some of the most common questions people ask when trying to understand the spirit world—offering clarity, reassurance, and a deeper way of thinking.
Here’s a closer look at his latest posts, along with a brief insight into each.
Seeing Loved Ones as They Truly Are
Can You Ever See Someone Who Has Passed As They Really Were?
In this thought-provoking blog, Rob explains how those in the spirit world are no longer limited by their physical bodies. Instead of appearing as they did at the end of life, they often present themselves in a way that reflects how they truly see themselves—healthier, younger, or at a meaningful point in their lives.
It challenges the idea of identity after death and offers comfort to those wondering how their loved ones exist beyond the physical.
What Happens at a Healing Evening and Why You Might Benefit From It
This blog gives an inside look at Rob’s healing evenings and what people can expect when attending one. Moving beyond the idea of physical healing alone, Rob describes how these sessions work on emotional and spiritual levels—helping individuals release stress, restore balance, and feel a deeper sense of calm.
For anyone curious about spiritual healing or considering attending, this offers a clear and reassuring introduction.
In this insightful post, Rob breaks down one of the most misunderstood topics—communication with spirits. Rather than dramatic or physical interactions, he explains that communication happens through thought, feeling, and subtle impressions.
It encourages readers to rethink what they may have already experienced, and to recognise that what they once dismissed as imagination could hold real meaning.
Each of these blogs offers a deeper understanding of the spirit world, helping to remove fear, answer questions, and open the mind to new possibilities.
If you’re exploring spirituality, healing, or life after death, these are well worth a read.