Sunday Worship Service

Our spiritualist church service in Norfolk VA at Memorial Spiritualist Church is called Spiritualist Sunday Worship. Each week, we bring together healing, inspiration, and Spirit messages in a welcoming, no-pressure setting. For more than 76 years, our church has offered a steady place to connect with Spirit and with community.

What To Expect Each Sunday

First, we begin with a time of spiritual healing. You may sit quietly in the healing energy, receive hands-on or contactless healing, or add names to our healing book. In this way, we honor healing as a central part of Spiritualist practice.

Next, we move into an inspirational lecture. A speaker shares a practical spiritual message that you can carry into everyday life. Often, we talk about natural law, personal growth, or how to live your own truth with more awareness and courage.

Then, a medium offers messages from Spirit. These are evidential messages intended to show the continuity of life. Many people find comfort, guidance, and real reassurance during this part of our spiritualist church service Norfolk VA gatherings.

Spiritualism And Our Sunday Service

Spiritualism is the Science, Philosophy, and Religion of continuous life, based on proven communication with those who live in the Spirit World. In our Sunday service, you can see all three aspects working together:

• The science shows in evidential mediumship and Spirit messages.
• The philosophy comes through in the lecture and teachings.
• The religion is expressed in prayer, healing, and service.

You can also visit our Declaration of Principles and Spiritualism pages on this site to see how our beliefs support what we do every Sunday.

Practical Details

Our Spiritualist Sunday Worship service is free and open to everyone. Love offerings are welcome and help support the ongoing work of Memorial Spiritualist Church, including our regular Spirit message events, classes, and circles.

If you would like more ways to experience Spirit messages, you can visit our Spirit Message Programs page to see our message circles, billet services, and other Spirit-focused gatherings. In addition, you can explore the National Spiritualist Association of Churches website to learn more about Spiritualism as a recognized religion.