•  REV. CATHERINE YRONWODE

     Tarot, Palmistry, Psychometry,
     Pendulum, and Tea Leaf Readings;
     Spiritual Consultations; Amulets,
     Practical Advice for Daily Life

Catherine is a root doctor, spiritual pastor, author, and teacher of hoodoo, conjure, and folk magic. She is available Wednesday - Friday by appointment only; via telephone or in person on the premises of Missionary Independent Spiritual Church.

Due to the high volume of demand for Miss cat's readings, we advise you to schedule in-person readings in advance and not on a drop-in-basis.

•   ELVYRA CURCURUTO-LOVE

    Tarot, Pendulum, Psychometry, and
    Spiritual Intuitive Counseling

Elvyra is a practitioner of the ancient wise ways. She does Magikal coaching, Hawaiian and Western European geomancy for realignment of home and work spaces. As a Fire Druid High Priestess, she works with co-casting primarily using the fire element, but weaving the elements of air, earth, and water.

Monday - Thursday via telephone. Please note that I am located in the Central Time Zone in Arkansas.

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM A SPIRITUAL READER, DIVINER, OR ROOT WORKER

Whether or not you have ever had a spiritual reading performed on your behalf, i invite you to read about the process. If this is your first time to get a spiritual reading, i urge you to read and learn about what you can expect from this traditional form of divinatory service.

READERS, ROOT WORKERS, AND BLACK GYPSIES: WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A SPIRITUAL PRACTITIONER

This article provides information on traditional reading techniques and also teaches you the warning signs that will help you distinguish genuine seers, prophets, mediums, or readers from psychic fraudsters.

MISS CAT'S PALMISTRY MODEL HAND
AND OBSIDIAN SCRYING BALL

HOW YOUR READINGS SUPPORT OUR CHURCH

Spiritual workers and practitioners who give readings in the church generally charge for their services, as is traditional in our community, and, for use of the space, they pay a small "table fee" to the church (this is similar to the chair fee in a barber shop, or the rental fee for use of a church meeting room).

As "The World's Smallest Church," we have one table and two chairs before the altar -- a perfect setting for a quiet, intimate reading in sacred space. The table fee for those who utilize our sanctuary for their work is 15% of what they earn while they occupy the building.

Table fees thus collected are fund-raisers used by the church for the purchase of supplies, maintenance of the building, payment of utilities and telephone, and to support our internet and printed literature outreach programs.