The Churches Fellowship for Psychical and Spiritual Studies exists to promote the study and integration of psychical and spiritual experience within a Christian context.

Many people have come to value the guidance of the Fellowship when they have experienced spontaneous gifts of the Spirit, the pain of bereavement or simply a call to deeper spiritual understanding. The Fellowship offers a safe meeting place where members and enquirers may share and explore these experiences in an open atmosphere of love and acceptance.

Our studies include healing ministry, religious experience, paranormal phenomena, mysticism and prayer to name but a few. We aim to help those who may have encountered an event which was outside their understanding or who may have received a 'gift of the Spirit' but found little encouragement or support when seeking a way forward.

A memorial service, similar to a funeral, for a baby who has been miscarried or aborted at any time.

Can Christians be mediums? Does the Bible condemn mediums? Can I be psychic and a Christian? Can I be a medium and a Christian?

The Churches Fellowship for Psychical and Spiritual Studies conference 24th April 2021. Can Christians be psychics?

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About Us

Almost seventy years ago a group of Christians, clergy and lay, had become much concerned that they and many others, past and present, were aware of significant experiences to which the Church appeared to have little or no effective response. As a result they decided to form a society which evolved into the Churches' Fellowship for Psychical and Spiritual Studies. Although the Fellowship began its work in that difficult post-war era when people were asking questions about their loved ones and survival of death, there has been a broadening of its studies over the last half century.

Our studies include healing ministry, religious experience, paranormal phenomena, mysticism and prayer to name but a few. We aim to help those who may have encountered an event which was outside their understanding or who may have received a 'gift of the Spirit' but found little encouragement or support when seeking a way forward.