Welcome to the New Hope Metaphysical Society

   

 

The New Hope Metaphysical Society, is an organization dedicated to promoting and supporting the  metaphysical community of  the greater Delaware Valley, (NJ, PA, DE.). Located in Central Bucks County, the N. H. M. S. meets once a month, on the fourth Wednesday of each month, at Pebble Hill Church in Doylestown, Pa.

 

Each month, the New Hope Metaphysical Society (N.H.M.S.) offers the public an opportunity to meet with a featured speaker and to network with each other around current metaphysical, spiritual or paranormal themes. The meetings always include a guest speaker who is either a trance channel, spiritual teacher, energy healer, holistic health practitioner, professional psychic or other professional involved in New Age pursuits, whose presentation is either a lecture, sample workshop or a group channeling.  

The meeting program consists of opening remarks from the Chairman, old and new business, current events, group discussion and/or meditation and the  speaker/presentation for the evening. All programs and meetings are open to the public. Liquid refreshments will be provided, and snacks are pot luck. A donation of $10 or more is now requested to cover the costs involved in order to maintain the organization and the meetings.

 Pebble Hill Church  is located at 320 Edison-Furlong Rd. in Doylestown, Pa.18901   Meetings are held in the Sanctuary room (Main Hall) which is located  on the ground floor of the church building. The church building is located at the top of the hill to the left of the main parking lot. The meeting area is open at 7 PM for discussion and the program begins promptly at 7:30 PM

  Directions to Pebble Hill Church 

  North of Doylestown, Pa 

Take Rt. 611 South to Edison Furlong Rd. (There will be a Texaco gas station/mini mart on the corner.)  Make a left onto Edison-Furlong Rd. After traveling approx. 1 mile,  you will see a Pebble Hill  Church sign  on your left  near the corner of  Woodcrest Ave. and Edison Furlong Rd.  At Woodcrest Ave. make a left.   Go approximately 10 yards and make left into church parking lot.
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Take Rt. 263 South. Make a right onto Edison-Furlong Rd. Go down Edison-Furlong Rd. for approximately  1 1/2 miles.  At corner of  Woodcrest Ave. and Edison Furlong Rd.  make a right.   Go approximately 1o yards and make left into church parking lot. 

   South of Doylestown, Pa 

(From Philadelphia and Montgomery County)   Take the Pa, Turnpike (east- going towards New Jersey)) to the Doylestown-611  Exit. From the exit ramp, make a right onto Rt. 611 (N.)

Take Rt. 611 N. for 4-5 miles. You will see a shopping center with the restaurant Tomatoes on the right and then at the very next light is Edison Furlong Rd. (There will be a Texaco gas station/mini mart on the corner.) Make a right onto Edison-Furlong Rd. After traveling approx. 1 mile, you will see a  decorative sign for Pebble Hill Church  on your left  near  the corner of  Woodcrest Ave. and Edison Furlong Rd. Make a left onto Woodcrest Ave.  Go approximately 10 yards and make left into church parking lot. 
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Take Rt. 263 North to Edison Furlong Rd.  Make a left  and travel down Edison-Furlong Rd. for approximately  1 1/2 miles. (Look for Woodcrest Ave. on the right) At corner of  Woodcrest and Edison Furlong Rd. make a right.   Go approximately 10 yards and make left into church parking lot. 

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Mission Statement

By Tony Kenton, Chairperson

"I have been asked to write something about our group, our meetings, and/or our mission. Maybe I should start by telling you what we are not. We are not a religious group. However, we do meet at a Unitarian Church annex. We do not represent any sect or group with religious or non-religious intentions. We are a support group! In most social circles, there are just some things you can not talk about. We do! We meet to discuss current events in both our physical and spiritual worlds. We are inquisitive and we seek knowledge from the non-traditional world about our role in the universe. As a group, we can do little but support each other in living this life in our current physical reality. Maybe as a good analogy we seek and support the endeavors of each individual in their growth process of becoming more conscious. The current song “I hope you dance” does a good job of explaining our role or goal in the near future.

            We conduct our meetings like a normal business agenda and have a brief discussion of anything of interest to anyone in attendance, after which we break for refreshment. Our program or gust speaker conducts the remainder of our meeting which normally does not exceed 2 hours. Most of our programs are people who do what is called channeling. To the novice, this is a person who allows a spirit to communicate with our reality through them. The spiritual entity normally, for lack of a better word, does a monologue and then takes questions and answers. The spiritual world seems to enjoy this experience as much as the humans who listen and seek some personal guidance or an insight into the workings of our reality.

            Not all of our meetings are out of this world; however, we have had some people who discuss UFO’s, crop circles, ancient knowledge, and new scientific achievements. Closer to normal reality, we do conduct holistic and healing programs. Anyone who is seeking answers, truth, and a higher form of consciousness are the right candidates for our meetings."

 

    The New Hope Metaphysical Society was founded in 1990 by Bill Tomaszewski,  Reiki Master and conscious channel in New Hope, Pa.     Mr. Tomaszewski ran the organization for over seven years and held monthly meetings at the New Hope Public Library.   It was then taken over by Carl Galetti in 1997 and by Amy and John Gialuco, in 1998 who moved the meeting location to Pebble Hill Church.  The organization is presently run by Tony Kenton, who took over the organization in 2001 and continues to meet at Pebble Hill Church in Doylestown, Pa.

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