EPISODE · Apr 1, 2022 · 32 MIN
#70 A Church Without Walls with Al and Jeanne Fike
from Closer to Venus · host Closer To Venus
In episode #70, our guests are Al and Jeane Fike.Al is a trance medium , the co-founder of the Divine Love Sanctuary Foundation (with his wife Jeanne) and President of the First United Spiritualist Church, Burnaby, B.C. Today we will be talking about his book,“Our World in Transition: Messages from Jesus”,his career as a medium ,and errors in the bible. What you will learn:How Al’s spirit guides youtube.comwanted home to become a channel for themHow the Divine Love Foundation was formedHow the Spiritualist church supports the mediumship communityWe attract the type of spirit guides that will help us based on the Law Of AttractionThe real church is within our soul; a church without wallsHow Al began receiving messages from celestial beings, as well as JesusWe should take the risk of going within ourselves beyond the clutter of the mindOne theory of the goal of reincarnation is to for the soul to progress to the point where we do not need to keep incarnatingThe belief that reincarnation is the only possibility of spiritual growth happens on the earth plane may not be true for everyoneThere are many experiences in the spirit world that will bring to you many opportunities for growth that you don't need to come back in order to growSupport the show
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In episode #70, our guests are Al and Jeane Fike.Al is a trance medium , the co-founder of the Divine Love Sanctuary Foundation (with his wife Jeanne) and President of the First United Spiritualist Church, Burnaby, B.C. Today we will be talking about his book,“Our World in Transition: Messages from Jesus”,his career as a medium ,and errors in the bible. What you will learn: How Al’s spirit guides youtube.comwanted home to become a channel for themHow the Divine Love Found...
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