The Epworth Poltergeist: 5 – Week 4(i)
The first half of week four of the Epworth poltergeist haunting includes more paracoustic phenomena and the apparition of a “badger” in the nursery.
Read moreThe first half of week four of the Epworth poltergeist haunting includes more paracoustic phenomena and the apparition of a “badger” in the nursery.
Read moreThe Wesley household enter the third week of strange poltergeist activity. Mrs Wesley’s delivery arrives, but this causes disturbances to happen 24/7. Mr Wesley airs his opinions after being told, and then gets a personal introduction one night!
Read morePart 3 of the Epworth Haunting today. Things are heating up, with some very unusual acoustic phenomena, as well as ghostly visitations to a couple of the daughters… Meanwhile, the pragmatic matriarch of the family, Mrs Wesley reckons she knows the cause and sets about ordering some “ghostbusting” equipment… Are things what they seem?
Read moreIn this first week of the Epworth Poltergeist, we see the odd one or two things starting to happen around the house. The groan of a dying man, knocking and the movement of objects.
Read moreFirst in the series exploring the Epworth Poltergeist. In this post we collate background information on family, and floor plans of the rectory.
Read moreRead about the earliest paranormal investigation on record: Daniel the Holy Ghostbuster as he uses a sneaky method to detect tricksters.
Read moreHere C S Lewis twice appears posthumously to New Testament translator J B Phillips, encouraging him to continue in his efforts to translate the Bible into modern English.
Read moreC S Lewis writes about his experiences of being visited by his recently deceased wife, Joy.
Read moreHaving recently written a series of articles addressing the question: “Did the ghost of Samuel rise from the dead?”, I
Read moreThe Strong Bulls of Bashan mentioned in Psalm 22 are often glossed over due to misunderstanding what they were. We explore what they were, revealing a hidden dynamic at the Crucifixion of Jesus.
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