A.R.E. of New York Edgar Cayce Community

“To manifest the love of God in service to humanity.”

N.Y.C. | 212-691-7690 | info@edgarcaycenyc.org

A.R.E. of New York Edgar Cayce Community

“To manifest the love of God in service to humanity.”
N.Y.C. | 212-691-7690 | info@edgarcaycenyc.org

Victor Fuhrman Elected to A.R.E. of NY Board

We are delighted to welcome Victor Fuhrman to our A.R.E. of NY Board of Trustees. He was elected on July 12th and will join the Board officially at the next meeting on August 9th.Reverend Doctor Victor Fuhrman, D.Scd., is a healer, spiritual counselor, poet, and author whose deep and rich voice inspired the radio handle, “Victor the Voice.”He is the host and producer of the programs Destination Unlimited, Wednesdays at 8PM EDT and Vox Novus, Thursdays at 8PM EDT, on OmTimes Radio, as well as a contributing editor for OmTimes Magazine.

He graduated from and was ordained through the New Seminary in 1997 and received his doctorate from the seminary in 2020.

Victor has been marrying couples in love–and counseling people challenged by love, loss, and grief for more than 24 years.

Victor is creator of EnerVision™, a curriculum designed to teach psychic self-empowerment and healing with the emphasis on these things being natural, rather than supernatural. In support of the work of healers across the country, he’s been called upon to testify and share his expertise before the White House Commission on Complementary and Alternative Medicine.

A former armed forces broadcast journalist, he is a storyteller by nature, and an inspiring public speaker. He brings unconditional love, compassion, and a great sense of humor to his ministry.

Victor has a background in both spiritual work and earthly endeavors. He served as General Manager and Vice President of Sales and Marketing for leading welding and industrial supply distributors in New York for more than 42 years.

Victor is well-known to many in the New Age Community, and brings a wealth of experience to our Board. We’re grateful for his willingness to serve.

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