In 1931 Edgar Cayce gave the first reading on
an annual Members Congress. “Each year,” it
stated, “one period … as a meeting of all members,
all representatives, wherever they may be
located, at Virginia Beach, with the reports made by
representatives … from the various portions of the
country, as well as speakers that would renew the
faith, confidence, purposes, aims, of the work itself.” Edgar Cayce reading 254-57
The original purposes of Congress remain in this
week of fellowship, communication, education,
inspiration, celebration, and interaction between
worldwide A.R.E. members, staff, and Board of
Trustees. Visit our historic campus, meet staff and
learn how the A.R.E. operates, and converse with
the Board of Trustees. Gain a personal connection
to this association that Edgar Cayce envisioned and
make memorable friendships with members from
across the globe.
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 Fundraising is an integral part of keeping
A.R.E. Congress open and affordable to all. If you
would like to make a contribution or have items to
donate toward the auction, please email
Kristie.Holmes@edgarcayce.org.
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