Conferences...
New! This year it is possible to register online for both the Canadian Fellowship Conference and the Kingston Youth Conference.
Watch this page — Information on the 2013 Canadian Fellowship Conference will be posted here when it becomes available.
The 30th Edgar Cayce Canada Annual
Canadian Fellowship Conference
“Edgar Cayce on Vibrations, Soul Growth, and the Illusion of Time”
with keynote speaker
Kevin Todeschi
Executive Director & CEO of Edgar Cayce’s A.R.E. in Virginia Beach
May 24-26, 2013 • St. Lawrence College, Kingston, Ontario
Edgar Cayce Canada’s Canadian Fellowship Conference (CFC) has been held in Kingston, Ontario every May since 1984.
The Kingston Youth Conference was established in 2008 for youth 11-18 years of age, and it runs concurrently with the adult CFC.
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This conference in the Canadian Maritimes has been held each July since 1991. The focus of the weekend is based on the concepts found in the Edgar Cayce readings and related philosophies, for the purpose of fellowship, education and spiritual growth.
This annual event is presented by a volunteer committee dedicated to helping seekers find paths that lead to a more fulfilling life — physically, mentally and spiritually. Topics presented over the years have included Dreams, Reincarnation, Death & Dying, Numerology, and various aspects of holistic healing.
Read more...Edgar Cayce Canada’s Youth and Adult Outdoor Retreat is held annually on Peninsula Lake in beautiful Muskoka
The program
The Portage Inn
This annual summer retreat celebrates the Cayce experience, the fellowship of like-minded individuals and families for four days and three nights on the grounds of the historic Portage Inn owned by the authors of Edgar Cayce, An American Prophet, Sidney and Nancy Kirkpatrick. The lovely waterfront property is located on five acres and includes a quaint old Inn, a guest chalet and lots of open space. The spacious grounds slope down towards the lake with several large flat areas for activities.
The retreat features short evening lectures by top Cayce speakers, communal dinners in the Inn, nightly bonfires, sing-a-longs and a wide range of youth and adult activities. Musical instruments are welcomed.