MEDIUMSHIP PROGRAM
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MEDIUM MISSIONARY PROGRAM 200 LEVEL - Classes and Descriptions
(Classes available for everyone; Completion of all classes Required for Certification)
| CLASS | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Ethics: | This class will begin with an overview of ethics, including what they are and why they’re important. The class will then consider and explore how ethics pertain to mediumship, spiritual healing, the minis-try and the practice of metaphysics. |
| Introduction to the Séance Room*: | Students will learn the specifics of a séance such as rules and etiquette, what to expect, how natural law applies, healing and spirit manifestations. Students will experience an actual séance. *Prerequisite: Guides and Guidance. |
| Introduction to Spiritualism in the Bible: | Students will learn about the physical phenomena and mediumship recorded in the Christian Bible. |
| Introduction to Trance Mediumship*: | Learn how the physical body is used by an outside intelligence or a spirit form (doctor, guide or loved one) presenting ideas, truth, knowledge and blessings. The student will learn trance theory and practice. *Prerequisite: Guides and Guidance. |
| Laws of Mediumship: | This class is a study of the laws governing mental and physical mediumship. Subjects covered will be clairvoyance, trance, direct voice, apports, spirit card writing, and healing. |
| Natural Law II*: | This class is a continued study of natural laws of the uni-verse and how to use them to balance our lives. *Prerequisite: Natural Law I. |
| Practical Aspects of Mediumship: | This is a very thorough class on the considerations, planning, preparation and challenges of doing private readings, clairvoyant circles, psychic fairs, etc. Attention to detail in preparing the environment, responsibility to clients will be explored. |
| Public Presentation of Mediumship: | The student will learn the acceptable methods of public and private clairvoyance and platform decorum. |
| Symbols I: | A basic foundation in symbology will be presented, including the interpretation of universal, conventional and personal symbols and their guidance in our lives. |
| Symbols II*: | This class is a continued in-depth study of the use of symbols. *Prerequisite: Symbols I. |
| Worship Service Practicum: | This class incorporates the practical aspects and duties involved in the Spiritualist worship service, including proper platform decorum of the chairperson position, lecture/sermon presentation, mes-sage work, and proper etiquette in ushering. |
| Four Elective Classes: | Elective Classes |
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MEDIUMSHIP PROGRAM
(information for those interested in becoming Certified)
- Indiana Association of Spiritualists (IAOS) member in good standing for two (2) years.
- Minimum of two (2) years on-going study at Chesterfield Spiritualist College.
- 25 Credits (10 Spiritual Seeker classes, 15 Mediumship classes).
- Must have successfully completed the Spiritual Seeker test with a score of 80% or more.
- Successfully complete an oral demonstration of mediumship abilities.
- Development Classes: Twelve (12) classes with a certified staff mediumship or trance development class teacher over a period of three (3) week-long seminaries: a). Eight (8) classes will be Mediumship development. b). Four (4) classes may be mediumship or trance development based on the students choice. c). Four (4) classes per week-long seminary with one (1) staff teacher per seminary.
- Development Class Alternative: Regularly attend development classes with a certified mediumship development class teacher. A minimum of 12 classes and signature of teacher required.
- Student Services: Three (3) clairvoyant demonstrations during three different seminary week or Sunday student services.
- Certification for Medium Missionary will be conferred following recommendation by the Dean of Education and approval by the Board of Trustees.
TESTING REQUIREMENTS for MEDIUMSHIP (for those testing for Certification)
All academic and practical requirements must be completed before Intent to Test is submitted.
Intent to Test and all required documentation must be submitted to the Dean of Education one month prior to the seminary in which the student plans to test.
Application to test along with the testing fee must be completed at walk-in registration for the seminary in which the student plans to test.
Pass a comprehensive written exam covering current Medium Missionary classes with a score of 85% or more.
Successfully complete an oral demonstration of evidential mediumship with the testing committee.
Certification for Medium Missionary will be conferred following recommendation by the Dean of Education and approval by the Board of Trustees during the consecration ceremony.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, all are welcome. Classes, Workshops and Special Events all require registration. You can view all events in our Calendar and registration forms can be found on the event page or in the Downloads section. Do not be concerned if you see the term “Seminary” next to an event, anyone on a spiritual path of learning may attend those classes as well. Many events allow you to register on-line too.
The best place to start is to visit our Calendar; there you will find a listing of special weekends, week-long classes as well as Summer Series Workshops and other Special Events. Click on an event and you will be taken to the event page with all the details and registration information. You can also visit our Downloads page for registration forms. Most can register for most classes and workshop on-line.
Mediumship Development Classes are hands on classes taught by Certified Development Teachers with many years of experience. These classes are held in a small group setting. You must contact a Development Teacher of your choosing directly. Go here to view a listing of Mediumship Development Teachers.
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