Healing Hands of Light
Spiritualist Church
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to our Church. Our doors are open to everyone who wishes to participate in
our services which consist of a lecture, laying-on-of-hands healing, and
spirit communication. Spiritualism is a science, philosophy and religion
based upon communication with the spirit world. We are guided by our
Declaration of Principles.
The healing service during the Sunday service is "laying-on-of-hands" healing. This is contact healing where the designated healer's will put hands on the head, neck and shoulders only. Spirit guides and teachers work with the healer. The sitter should be willing to accept the healing and change whatever is necessary within his/her life to manifest perfect health.
Our Sunshine Committee Chairperson is Melissa Bernstein. If you are aware of any congregant ill or in the hospital, contact Melissa at her e-mail address melissa9211@yahoo.com
Directions:
From Points North: Route I-91-S to Exit 12, I-391. Take Exit 3 off of I-391 , bear right at the fork, staying left at the light. Follow Granby Road up the hill, the church is on the right about 2 miles.
From Points South: Route I-91N to Exit 12, I-391. Take Exit 3 off I-391, bear right at the fork, staying left at the lights. Follow the street up the hill and the church will be on the right about 2 miles.
From Mass Turnpike: Exit 5, left off exit to end and right onto Montgomery Street to lights. Left onto Granby Road and straight ahead and the church will be about 2 miles on your left.
Below is a video of the old church The First Spiritualist Church of Springfield being moved to its new location.
The healing service during the Sunday service is "laying-on-of-hands" healing. This is contact healing where the designated healer's will put hands on the head, neck and shoulders only. Spirit guides and teachers work with the healer. The sitter should be willing to accept the healing and change whatever is necessary within his/her life to manifest perfect health.
Our Sunshine Committee Chairperson is Melissa Bernstein. If you are aware of any congregant ill or in the hospital, contact Melissa at her e-mail address melissa9211@yahoo.com
Directions:
From Points North: Route I-91-S to Exit 12, I-391. Take Exit 3 off of I-391 , bear right at the fork, staying left at the light. Follow Granby Road up the hill, the church is on the right about 2 miles.
From Points South: Route I-91N to Exit 12, I-391. Take Exit 3 off I-391, bear right at the fork, staying left at the lights. Follow the street up the hill and the church will be on the right about 2 miles.
From Mass Turnpike: Exit 5, left off exit to end and right onto Montgomery Street to lights. Left onto Granby Road and straight ahead and the church will be about 2 miles on your left.
Below is a video of the old church The First Spiritualist Church of Springfield being moved to its new location.
We are located at:
465 Granby Road
Chicopee, MA 01013
413-592-0300
Secretary Denise St.Pierre
413-519-9669
E-mail dstpierre7@verizon.net
465 Granby Road
Chicopee, MA 01013
413-592-0300
Secretary Denise St.Pierre
413-519-9669
E-mail dstpierre7@verizon.net
Sunday Service 10:30 AM
Lecture, Laying on of Hands Healing, Spirit Communication
Pastor Rev. John Sullivan
413-238-5344
E-mail sully1942@verizon.net
Lecture, Laying on of Hands Healing, Spirit Communication
Pastor Rev. John Sullivan
413-238-5344
E-mail sully1942@verizon.net
Closed July & August. Reopen September 11, 2016
Welcome everyone!
Due to the increased numbers of individuals attending our services and functions, we have contacted the local police department and have been told that additional parking is approved on the right side of the side street across from the church, as well as any parking curb side along the main road inside the white lines which does not have a no parking sign.
Welcome everyone!
Due to the increased numbers of individuals attending our services and functions, we have contacted the local police department and have been told that additional parking is approved on the right side of the side street across from the church, as well as any parking curb side along the main road inside the white lines which does not have a no parking sign.