02/09/2026
Do you need to be a Spiritualist to come to a Spiritualist church? 💙
The simple answer is no.
You don’t need to be a Spiritualist, sign up to become a member or know anything about Spiritualism before you visit us.
Our doors are open to everyone. You might be curious about Spiritualism, interested in mediumship or healing, or simply wondering what happens inside the building you probably pass all the time without really noticing.
There’s no pressure or expectation, you’re very welcome to come along and experience it for yourself.
Some people come because they have lost someone and hope that their loved one may come through the medium with a message. Others come for healing, the philosophy and the words shared during the service. There can often be something within the medium’s address or the reading that resonates with you, even if you don’t receive a personal message from the medium.
If you’re thinking about coming for the first time, here are a few things that might help:
💙 There’s no dress code.
💙 You don’t need to let us know you’re coming to our Sunday service, just come along.
💙 There is usually a committee member at the door to say hello.
💙 If you’re coming on your own and would feel more comfortable having someone meet you outside, just send us a message beforehand.
What if I have mobility difficulties?
If you’re looking at the photograph and thinking you’ll never manage those front steps, don’t worry. There is another entrance at the rear of the church, accessed through the car park at the right-hand side of the building, for anyone who has mobility difficulties or uses a wheelchair.
What happens during a Sunday service?
Our service follows a similar format each week. The medium opens in prayer and we sing a few hymns during the service. There is a reading and a quiet moment when we send healing thoughts out into the world.
The medium gives an address, sharing their thoughts and philosophy, followed by a demonstration of mediumship where they bring through evidence and messages from loved ones in spirit.
There is a freewill collection and we’ll let you know what’s happening in the church over the coming weeks. After the final hymn, everyone remains standing (if able) while the medium closes the service in prayer.
At the end, we ask everyone to remain seated for a moment to allow the medium to leave the platform before making their way out.
And you don’t have to rush home afterwards! ☕
Healing is available in the healing room downstairs after the service, and there is a chairlift available if you need help getting up or down the stairs.
Tea and coffee are also available, so you’re very welcome to stay for a cuppa and a chat.
🕕 Sunday Divine Service — 6pm
Doors are open at least 30 minutes before the service and close at 5.55pm so that we can begin promptly at 6pm.
We ask that mobile phones are switched off or put on silent with vibration turned off during the service.
If you’ve never visited Kilmarnock Spiritualist Church and have a question you’d like answered before coming along, leave us a comment or send us a private message through the Page. 😊
We love to see new faces and look forward to welcoming you to the church. Our committee members wear name badges on lanyards, so if you have any questions while you’re here, you’ll know who to ask.
📍 Kilmarnock Spiritualist Church
30 Old Mill Road
Kilmarnock
KA1 3AW
