As a follower of Christ Jesus we should keep to his commandment to go out into the world to take as many opportunities as possible to proclaim the Good News.… Read More Taking as many opportunities as possible to proclaim the Good News
Next year’s Bible School to be held between August 3rd – 8th, at Harper Adams University, Newport, Shropshire, TF10 8NB, UK, God willing, has as theme ‘Great and Marvellous are Thy Works’ . Bro Mark Whittaker from Crewe shall talk about ‘Signs and Wonders’ The Miracles of Jesus. Roger Varleyfrom Birmingham Hall Green brings us… Read More Great and Marvellous are Thy Works
Faith Talks are short video presentations which give insight to personal stories and Bible explorations that have inspired and touched the lives of individuals. Faith Talks are faith-building tools that can be viewed independently or used collectively in a group setting. At the heart of each Faith Talk is the desire to sustain a relationship with God,… Read More Faith Talks Are Live!
The Agape in Action currently have a very long list of children on the list waiting for sponsorship. Some of these kids, though they are in desperate circumstances, have been waiting for sponsorship for more than one year. All of these children are from Christadelphian families or have been taken in by Christadelphians. Francis was… Read More Children on the list waiting for sponsorship
An excerpt from Deuteronomy for Disciples by Brother Alfred Nicholls, page 108 As Israel concludes this year’s celebration of Yom Kippur yesterday, we do well to remember that atonement comes through the Lord Jesus. Moses does not spare to underline the wickedness of the people. Their rebellion at Horeb took place while he was in… Read More The principle of atonement
The 2019 Eastern Winter Study will take place in the pleasant location of Letton Hall, Shipdham, Norfolk, IP25 7SA; beginning after lunch on 27th December and concluding after breakfast on 30th December. This year, God willing, we are looking forward to studies on “Studies in Luke’s gospel” by Bro. John Benson (Stevenage). The aim of… Read More 2019 Eastern Winter Study
Today’s thought “From triumph to tragedy” (November 6) Our Chronicles reading today tells us of how a Passover celebration was organised by King Josiah (recall our thoughts yesterday) and that “No Passover like it had been kept in Israel since the days of Samuel the prophet” (2 Chronicles 35:18). Josiah was highly thought of, but… Read More Today’s thought “From triumph to tragedy” (November 6)
A few months ago a scientific journal, PLOS One, published a remarkable paper written by an international team of scientists – from Germany, Italy, the USA and Israel. They provided the results of their analysis of twenty-seven tin ingots (blocks) found at “well-known sites in the eastern Mediterranean Sea” – some from shipwrecks off the… Read More Signs of the times – “Cornish tin found in Israel”
Recent times have been fascinating to the Bible reader. Wherever we look we see turbulence and unrest, and genuine concern among the public who wonder how things will turn out. Extensive street protests in Hong Kong have led to concerns the Chinese government may become more involved. The US president is facing a drive to… Read More Fascinating times to the Bible reader
We are very happy to hear from several of our English brethren and sisters that lots of Iranians find the way to our Christadelphian community. In the UK there are many Iranian and Kurdish Bible students and new brothers and sisters across the UK, but particularly in NW, NE, Midlands, Cardiff and London. As of… Read More Iranian and Kurdish Bible students in the UK
Today’s thought “Not stopping doing what is right” (November 5) Throughout the ages there have been times people loved to remember their dead with bringing offers to them. Many times several gods and ghosts were revered. More than once people had forgotten about the Most important Book for life. When Josiah was eight years and… Read More Today’s thought “Not stopping doing what is right” (November 5)
Yesterday we thought about the greatness of our Divine Creator, Who has to become recognized and praised as the One and Only True God. Him being the Most High Living God, Lord above all gods and lords, and should be greatly praised, and be beautiful in elevation, so that the whole world may come to… Read More Thought for today November 4th Going to graveyards and people going to dust
Today lots of people go to the graves of their beloved. Most of the time of the year they think not about them, but near the end of October they start worrying about graves to be cleaned and think about the dead and ghosts. Yesterday children came along the doors singing “trick or treat” and… Read More Thought for November 1: To the time of the end: many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased.
In Daniel 9 we hear from Daniel that he understood things from the Scriptures which made him turn to the Most High God to plead with him in prayer and petition, in fasting, and in sackcloth and ashes. {Daniel 9:2-3} Also in other places in the Scriptures we hear people who were faithful to god,… Read More Thought for today October 31st: Daniel 9 – Inspiration to pray
Last week we praised God for creation, for the beauty and wonder of this fragile blue planet which he has entrusted to us. The perfection of God’s creation, tragically followed by mankind’s fall through disobedience, is recounted in the book of Genesis. Have you noticed how this is echoed in the account of the flood,… Read More The Sukkah and a Harvest Festival in Newbury and in Leuven
An Agape In Action Education and Training Update Some classrooms in Kenya and elsewhere get a bit dilapidated. With hot, dusty conditions and at other times deluging rain, over-crowded classrooms etc… it doesn’t take long for non-permanent structures to get into a state where they cannot be used. Thanks to donations and an item in… Read More Classroom Makeovers
An Agape In Action Education and Training Update After several of the children came to Bible school without any blankets, we decide to organise a blanket distribution to Sunday School children in the area. In this area of Tanzania, it can get quite cold in some areas at night. These blankets will help to keep… Read More Blanket distribution to Sunday School children in Tanzania
An Agape In Action Health and Nutritional Update Malaria is still a very significant killer in Africa. We have lost 3 children in our sponsorship program in Kenya this year as a result of malaria, and 1 child in one of our schools in Tanzania. Such a tragedy. We have been working to make sure… Read More Watoto Wa Pendo – Tanzania Mosquito nets
We currently have a very long list of children on the list waiting for sponsorship. Some of these kids, though they are in desperate circumstances have been waiting for sponsorship for more than one year. All of these children are from Christadelphian families or have been taken in by Christadelphians. Can you help to change… Read More Child Sponshorship Need
Agape in Action’s CORE Fund supports all the administrative costs of the charity. This CORE fund is directly supported by generous business donors and other individuals. This fund covers everything required for efficient and effective operations, including accounting and legal fees, databases, websites, bank fees, PayPal fees, marketing, printing, postage, etc. This allows us to… Read More 100% Donations to the Field
