Two Worlds Spiritual Leaders
Reverend Nicole Powell 2020
Reverend Nicole has been the Minister for Two Worlds since 2020.
Reverend Nicole believes her three years of training in Integrative Energy Healing, and early-on health challenges and grief, led her in 2012 to become a professional Spiritual Medium and on the path to eventually become a fully ordained Reverend. Nicole is dedicated to ongoing training through such schools are the world-renowned Arthur Findlay College in Essex, England and De Zwanenhof in Holland, among others. She is the author of The Power ~ A Call To Mediumship and is currently working on her second book. Nicole is an inspirational speaker and loves to demonstrate mediumship to large groups.
When not teaching or providing services she, her husband and their dog enjoy exploring the forest landscapes around their home in Lake Cowichan, B.C.
Reverend Nicole believes her three years of training in Integrative Energy Healing, and early-on health challenges and grief, led her in 2012 to become a professional Spiritual Medium and on the path to eventually become a fully ordained Reverend. Nicole is dedicated to ongoing training through such schools are the world-renowned Arthur Findlay College in Essex, England and De Zwanenhof in Holland, among others. She is the author of The Power ~ A Call To Mediumship and is currently working on her second book. Nicole is an inspirational speaker and loves to demonstrate mediumship to large groups.
When not teaching or providing services she, her husband and their dog enjoy exploring the forest landscapes around their home in Lake Cowichan, B.C.
Reverend Dianne Burrows 2020
Reverend Dianne Burrows - Two Worlds Reverend 2017-2020
Reverend Dianne was aware of Spirit from a young age, and after raising a family and moving from the U.K to Canada she had the opportunity to develop her gifts. With many years of attending Arthur Findlay Spiritualist College behind her she moved from hosting mediumship development circles and offering private sittings to become an ordained Spiritualist Minister in 2012. Soon after she and a friend formed a Spiritualist Church in Nanoose Bay. After several successful years in operation health priorities lead them to disband the centre.
However Dianne returned to platform mediumship work again and in 2018 she was asked to become the Minister for Two Worlds Spiritualist Centre. In 2019 she began Nicole’s mentorship to become the new Minister.
Dianne now enjoys full retirement , attending spiritualist churches and walking in the beauty and peace of Vancouver Island with her husband and family.
Reverend Dianne was aware of Spirit from a young age, and after raising a family and moving from the U.K to Canada she had the opportunity to develop her gifts. With many years of attending Arthur Findlay Spiritualist College behind her she moved from hosting mediumship development circles and offering private sittings to become an ordained Spiritualist Minister in 2012. Soon after she and a friend formed a Spiritualist Church in Nanoose Bay. After several successful years in operation health priorities lead them to disband the centre.
However Dianne returned to platform mediumship work again and in 2018 she was asked to become the Minister for Two Worlds Spiritualist Centre. In 2019 she began Nicole’s mentorship to become the new Minister.
Dianne now enjoys full retirement , attending spiritualist churches and walking in the beauty and peace of Vancouver Island with her husband and family.
Dr. Paul Biscop - Founding Member and Spiritual Leader - 2008 -2016
Dr. Paul Biscop
Dr. Paul came to his mediumship after a "dark night of soul" when he received a reading from a medium that changed his life. This revelation lead him to understand that spirit took a very different form than he had been taught in the Catholic church.
He was in his early 20s when he started receiving answers from spirit, and it was in Montreal he began his career as a platform medium. In the early 1970s he moved to Vancouver and continued his platform mediumship in Burnaby and the lower mainland. He was also a college and university Professor as well as a child care counsellor. He pioneered the use of art for child therapy and was the first licensed Art Therapist in BC.
It was when he was living in the lower mainland of BC in 1993 that he met his partner and they were together the rest of Dr. Paul's life. in 2004 Paul and his partner left Vancouver and moved to New Brunswick. Spiritualism was not heard of in Fredericton and Paul gave readings in his own home to an enthusiastic clientele. In 2006 Paul and his partner followed the urge from spirit to move across the country to Nanaimo , in spite of knowing no-one in the city! When he came to Nanaimo, he gave up his career as a counsellor and pursued his art as a way of connecting to spirit. He also taught and encouraged others to develop and trust their own mediumship and connection to spirit, and always gave enthusiastic encouragement to everyone. In Nanaimo , in addition to being the guiding force and main medium for Two Worlds Dr. Paul lead a mediumship development circle in his home from 2007 to 2015.
Paul was a prolific and published writer as well as artist and art teacher. He tuned into spirit to create beautiful art pieces (including many paintings he sold) , and also loved teaching art as a way of connecting to spirit. His appetite for knowledge lead him to earn several degrees in English, Child Care and Anthropology leading up to a PHD in anthropology. He also had an affinity for animals and attracted both domestic and wild animals who seemed to feel safe in his presence. Dr. Paul devoted so much of his time, love and energy to Two Worlds Spiritualist Centre and to helping others develop both their spiritual and artistic abilities. He truly felt that the meaning of life was giving and he often spoke of this. His hard work and his joyful, energetic, giving nature buoyed Two Worlds through his years of leadership until his passing in 2016.
He was in his early 20s when he started receiving answers from spirit, and it was in Montreal he began his career as a platform medium. In the early 1970s he moved to Vancouver and continued his platform mediumship in Burnaby and the lower mainland. He was also a college and university Professor as well as a child care counsellor. He pioneered the use of art for child therapy and was the first licensed Art Therapist in BC.
It was when he was living in the lower mainland of BC in 1993 that he met his partner and they were together the rest of Dr. Paul's life. in 2004 Paul and his partner left Vancouver and moved to New Brunswick. Spiritualism was not heard of in Fredericton and Paul gave readings in his own home to an enthusiastic clientele. In 2006 Paul and his partner followed the urge from spirit to move across the country to Nanaimo , in spite of knowing no-one in the city! When he came to Nanaimo, he gave up his career as a counsellor and pursued his art as a way of connecting to spirit. He also taught and encouraged others to develop and trust their own mediumship and connection to spirit, and always gave enthusiastic encouragement to everyone. In Nanaimo , in addition to being the guiding force and main medium for Two Worlds Dr. Paul lead a mediumship development circle in his home from 2007 to 2015.
Paul was a prolific and published writer as well as artist and art teacher. He tuned into spirit to create beautiful art pieces (including many paintings he sold) , and also loved teaching art as a way of connecting to spirit. His appetite for knowledge lead him to earn several degrees in English, Child Care and Anthropology leading up to a PHD in anthropology. He also had an affinity for animals and attracted both domestic and wild animals who seemed to feel safe in his presence. Dr. Paul devoted so much of his time, love and energy to Two Worlds Spiritualist Centre and to helping others develop both their spiritual and artistic abilities. He truly felt that the meaning of life was giving and he often spoke of this. His hard work and his joyful, energetic, giving nature buoyed Two Worlds through his years of leadership until his passing in 2016.