Wath & West Melton Spiritualist Church

6 Barnsley Road
Wath on Dearne
Rotherham
South Yorkshire
S63 6PY

Tel: 07704 415010/07598 621637

Our Services

Sunday	6:45pm - 8:00pm Divine Service ( doors open 6:15pm)
Tuesday	1:00pm - 2:15pm Open Circle (doors open 12:00 noon)
Thursday	7:00pm - 8:30pm Open Circle (doors open 6:30pm)

Latest

Where the Crossroads Meet

A century-old poem causes Minister Jackie Wright to consider how humanity can fall into conflict through an inflexible understanding of God, but our insight can help us through.
The Worlds Big Sleep Out

Help raise awareness of the homelessness crisis in the UK. An increasing number of our Spiritualist Churches have been raising funds, donating goods and volunteering support to homeless individuals and charities. You can help too!
Diamond Award for Minister David Hopkins

The SNU Interfaith Ambassador received an award celebrating 60 years of service at a recent Faith Communities Forum meeting.
The Spiritualists' National Union AGM 2019

This years Annual General Meeting is being held by our Scottish and Irish Districts from 19th, 20th & 21st July 2019 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Glasgow.

Church Improvement Grant 2019

Does your Church Need Improvements? The SNU can help, we have funds available to help you achieve your future plans, all Churches/Centres are eligible to apply, click here to find out more.
Church Documents

Here you can find downloadable documents to assist with the running of your Church/Centre.
Oslo Spiritualist Society
Auckland Spiritualist Alliance
Spiritus Italia
Oahspe Stichting
Open Door Spiritualist Sanctury
Victorian Spiritualist Union Inc
Stainforth Spiritualist Church
South Elmsall Spiritualist Church

The Pioneer Journal

The Pioneer journal is a unique insight into the history of the Spiritualists’ National Union and its pioneers. Each edition is free and available to download here. Read more

Healing News

The Healing news bringing you all the latest as an SNU healer, a great way to keep up to date. Share the page with other SNU healers by clicking on the icons at the end of the article. Read more

The Fund of Benevolence exists to provide help to sick and elderly SNU Spiritualists who are in need. Do you know an SNU member who needs our help? Is a member of your congregation ill or struggling? Has any long term member been taken ill? If so why not donate today and help someone when they need it most. Read more

Donate