The Rev. B. Anne Gehman began having psychic experiences as a child.
Raised in a Mennonite family, she left home at age 14 to finish her
schooling. A life-changing near-death experience led Anne to develop her
natural gifts, including the ability to predict future events. She
became the youngest person to be certified by the National Spiritualist
Association of Churches (NSAC).

Rev. Gehman has a NSAC National Spiritualist Teacher (NST) degree and
she is a Certified Medium, a Commissioned Healer, and a NSAC appointed
Missionary. She has served on the NSAC Board of Trustees, and presently
serves on the Board of the Morris Pratt Institute. She was elected to
the International Congress of Parapsychologist and Paraphysics in
Prague, Czechoslovakia. Her work has taken her throughout South America,
India, Bhutan, the U.K., Australia, Canada and the U.S.

The Rev. Gehman has gained international attention for her help in
solving crimes, locating oil and missing persons, healing illnesses, and
connecting family members with their loved ones in spirit. She has
worked with top government agencies and officials, police departments,
judges, and corporate CEOs, as well as numerous other individuals from
all walks of life.

She has been written about in over 38 books, notably in Jess Stearn’s
books, *Adventures in the Psychic* and *Miracle Workers*, and Harold
Sherman’s *You Can Communicate with the Unseen World.* She is also
listed among the top 100 psychics in the country, and has worked with
the University of Arizona on a research study regarding after death
communication, which is documented in the book, *After Life Experiments*
by Dr. Gary Schwartz and Linda Russek.

Rev. Gehman was featured in the 2010 HBO movie entitled, *No One Dies in
Lily Dale.* Her life story is told in the recently published biography,
*The Priest and Medium* written by Suzanne Giesemann, as well as the
unauthorized biography entitled, *There Is a Purpose.*

While remarkable for her spiritual gifts and experiences, Anne\'s life
is all the more fascinating due to an unusual twist: She is married to
Wayne Knoll, Ph.D., a former Jesuit priest. A brilliant student devoted
to his faith, Wayne also left home at 14 to join a Roman Catholic
seminary. Even while living his life\'s dream as a professor of
literature at Georgetown University, Wayne felt an emptiness that only a
woman could fill. After more than a decade of religious training, he
made the wrenching decision to leave the priesthood not knowing if he
would find the love he sought. Her biography, *The Priest and the
Medium*, shares the remarkable story of two soul mates on parallel paths
with divergent beliefs, yet united in their love for God and each other.