Sunday, October 18, 2026
Sunday, October 18, head to Sybil Andrews Cottage in Campbell River for an inspiring afternoon featuring three guest presenters exploring voice, spirit and self-esteem.
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Enjoy an inspiring afternoon of learning, reflection and connection, featuring three guest presenters sharing their knowledge, experiences and personal journeys.
Nancy Hilton – Vocal Alchemy
An interactive experience using breathwork, vocal toning and sound to connect with your authentic voice.
Jennifer Godfrey – Connecting with Spirit and What Spirit Wants You to Know
A channelled message based on the energy of the room, followed by personal mediumship readings for loved ones.
Vicki Allenspach – Defining You: Reclaiming Self Esteem
An inspiring presentation about recognizing your worth, building confidence and moving forward with a stronger sense of self.
Sunday, October 18, 2026
1:00–4:00 p.m. — Doors open at 12:45 p.m.
Sybil Andrews Cottage
2131 South Island Highway, Campbell River
Cost: $65
Seating is limited and pre-registration is required. Register at:
https://www.healthlightlove.ca/registration-living-wisdom-series.php
For more information, call 250-504-0302 or email readingsbycornelia@gmail.com
Sybil Andrews Cottage
2131 South Island Highway
Campbell River
V9W 1C2
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