The Leslie Flint Trust
The Leslie Flint Educational Trust
was founded in 1997 by
The Leslie Flint Educational Trust
was founded in 1997 by
Larry Taylor
Gwen V. Vaughan
Trust Director 1997 - 2006
Aubrey Rose CBE
“Leslie Flint displayed a rare dedication to his calling
as a significant avenue linking two worlds.
We salute him as one of the outstanding mediums
and dedicated servants of the twentieth century.”
Aubrey Rose CBE - 2000
About the Trust...
“The Leslie Flint Educational Trust was created to preserve, record, authenticate
The Trust has Directors in both the UK and the USA and is a non-profit organisation.
The Trust owns the rights to all of Leslie Flint's material, both text and audio.
All income from sales of Leslie Flint's book are reinvested to help share more material.
The Trust has shared a selection of recorded sittings from various spirit communicators,
including; Frédéric Chopin, Maurice Chevalier, Mahatma Gandhi,
Rudolph Valentino and Sir Winston Churchill.
All the communicators have something different to say
and provide fascinating glimpses into life both here and in the afterlife...
Leslie Flint's autobiography 'Voices in the Dark' was first published in 1971
and details of the latest edition can be found on this website.
In spite of claims to the contrary, Leslie Flint never took a student
or trained anyone to be a medium.
He did have people as members of his own home circle
and they personally know the part they played in his life,
but they do not want or seek any recognition.”
Gwen V. Vaughan - 1997
Interview with Flint Trust Director Larry Taylor
Interview with Flint Trust Director Larry Taylor
The Flint Trust today...
The current Trust has three Directors,
including Corin Johnson (England)
(pictured left with original founder Larry Taylor)
and online presence.
To make an appointment with Corin Johnson
to visit Leslie Flint's library and archive
in London, please get in touch by email:
or via the Trust:
Past Directors of the Leslie Flint Educational Trust...
international mediums Colin Fry (left) from 2001-2004 and Gordon Smith (right) from 2004-2010