International Spiritist Council
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The International Spiritist Council (ISC) is an organization founded on November 28, 1992, by national associations of the Spiritist movement in various countries. It is the international body for the followers of the movement started by Allan Kardec in the 1800s, promoting the spread and study of its scientific, philosophical, and religious aspects. The council's headquarters are in Brasília.
Participating institutions
- Argentina: Confederación Espiritista Argentina
- Brazil: Federação Espírita Brasileira
- Belgium: Union Spirite Belge
- Colombia: Confederación Espiritista Colombiana – CONFECOL
- France: Union Spirite Française et Francophone
- Guatemala: Cadena Heliosóphica Guatemalteca
- Italy: Centro Italiano Studi Spiritici Allan Kardec
- Japan: Comunhão Espírita Cristã Francisco Cândido Xavier
- Mexico: Central Espírita Mexicana
- Norway: Gruppen for Spiritistiske Studier Allan Kardec
- Paraguay: Centro de Filosofia Espiritista Paraguayo
- Peru: Federación Espirita del Perú – FEPERU
- Portugal: Federação Espírita Portuguesa
- Spain: Federación Espirita Española
- Sweden: SVENSKA SPIRITISTISKA FÖRBUNDET UNIAO ESPIRITA SUECA
- United Kingdom: BRITISH UNION OF SPIRITIST SOCIETIES
- United States Of America: United States Spiritist Council
- Uruguay: Federación Espírita Uruguaya
External links
- International Spiritist Council
- UNITED STATES SPIRITIST COUNCIL
- Spiritist Society of Baltimore - SSB
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