About Elise Cara Clifford

While private readings remain at the heart of my work, I also believe in nurturing a thoughtful and supportive spiritual community. I regularly share evidential mediumship through public demonstrations, spiritual fairs, and guest appearances at Spiritualist churches. I enjoy supporting the development of other mediums through peer mentoring, encouraging confidence, ethical practice, and each person's unique relationship with spirit. Through my monthly newsletter and writings, I continue conversations about mediumship, grief, intuition, and the enduring connection between spirit and the human heart.

The phrase "Clergy for the Un-Churched," borrowed with appreciation from Sarah Kerr of SacredDeathcare.com, beautifully expresses a vocational calling that has emerged through my work as a medium, writer, mentor, and spiritual companion. Over the years, I've come to understand my work as something that extends beyond evidential mediumship alone. Many people long for spiritual companionship, meaningful conversation, and a place to explore grief, love, and life's deeper questions without needing to belong to a particular faith tradition. The phrase "Clergy for the Un-Churched" resonates deeply with me because it reflects the kind of presence I hope to offer—one grounded in compassion, curiosity, and the enduring connection between spirit and the human heart.

I also enjoy supporting developing mediums through peer-to-peer mentoring, offering encouragement, thoughtful feedback, and a space to explore confidence, ethics, and each person's unique relationship with spirit.