Open Circles Time Change
We have moved the weekly Circle sessions back to an earlier start time of 7.00pm from now on


Nottingham Spiritualist Church in Sherwood, Nottingham — weekly divine services with demonstrations of mediumship, open development circles, spiritual workshops and free healing. Everyone is welcome, whether you are curious, grieving, or simply exploring.
New here? What is a Spiritualist church, and what happens at an open circle?
We have moved the weekly Circle sessions back to an earlier start time of 7.00pm from now on

Free healing session — open to all. No appointment needed.

with Rosemary Measures
£4 fee to attend.
"What Is An Open Circle?" The Open Circle is open to everyone, offering a space for private reflection, shared wisdom, and the development of spiritual connection. Anyone can join the Open Circle, sit in the energies and receive spiritual messages. Established mediums and those developing their spiritual connection join the circle every week, at all levels. A safe, supportive environment with guidance from the Church's circle leader. Everyone is Welcome · £4 fee.
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Weekly services with inspirational addresses and mediumship from invited guest mediums, plus free healing sessions every Monday with SNU-approved healers.

Read and share spiritual reflections, evidential experiences, and questions with our community.

Add a loved one — or yourself — to our healing roll and be held in the light of our healers' thoughts and prayers.

Beginner-friendly circles and structured development groups grounded in the Seven Principles.

Never been to a Spiritualist service before? Here’s a warm, step-by-step guide to exactly what happens on a Sunday — so you can arrive feeling completely at ease.

Where reason meets reverence — reflections, weekly audio contemplations, and the great scientific minds who glimpsed a consciousness beyond the body.

A private 45-minute sitting with one of our registered mediums — at the church, or from home by video. A safe, gentle, confidential space.
Chapter XXI — The Ether
What science calls energy, the older mystics called spirit. The names differ; the reality is one.


Arthur Findlay (1883–1964) — author, businessman and ardent Spiritualist — bequeathed his beloved home, Stansted Hall in Essex, to the Spiritualists' National Union. Today it serves as the Arthur Findlay College, a world-renowned centre for the study of psychic and spiritual sciences, carrying his philosophy forward for generations.
You do not need to be a member to attend our events and services. Whether you are curious, grieving, searching, or simply drawn to explore — come and share in the love, light, and uplifting energy of our community.
As a proud member of the Spiritualists' National Union (SNU) and a registered charity, we thrive on connection, community, and spirit.
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