Faith matters because it defines our life—forever. It shapes our relationship with God and with each other. We each come to God individually, but we are called to walk together in common purpose, united by our faith in God. WCF FaithLaunch Program WCF’s FaithLaunch Program is designed to answer that huge question and assist you as you… Read More How can you grow faith throughout your whole life?
Rachel Adams is an early intervention specialist which means she helps kids who have developmental delays that can manifest through speech and language, physical delays, or cognitive delays. When a parent or a physician suspects a child has developmental delays, they’ll refer them to early intervention and they’ll send out a team who will do… Read More Rachel Adams on Education and Early Intervention
In the compelling and real conversations about faith in the Christadelphian community, Steve talks with Alison Routledge, Suzette Thompson, and Viv Brown. They discuss together what a Proverbs 31 woman can teach us today and how we can manifest those learnings and experiences in our own communities. They also reflect on women mentoring women and… Read More Joanie Kaufman on Little Seeds of Faith
The Garden, a new branch of the WCF tree, focusing on ecclesially- and individually-led local outreach initiatives in North America. In early July, a small group gathered at the Schooley’s Mountain ecclesia and put together care packs to be delivered to a few ecclesiae in New Jersey and Virginia as a trial run of our bags… Read More Bags of Love: New Jersey Trial Run
The last few months have presented many challenges and our prayers are with those around the world who are ill or lonely or suffering, the bereaved, those facing unemployment or hardship and many others affected by coronavirus. Considerable efforts to contain the outbreak continue, from governments and front line care workers to scientists searching for… Read More News from the Christadelphian Magazine Office in Birmingham for September 2020
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It’s easy to take our children for granted but, during this lockdown, how I have missed my class! At the end of March, parents in our ecclesia decided they would provide Sunday School for their own children but it soon became apparent that they were missing out on interacting with one another and so the… Read More A teacher from the Sunday class muses…
We are very thankful to announce that Operation Onesimus is able to take place, in person, for its 50th year this summer at the Christadelphian Bible Camp at Schooley’s Mountain, New Jersey. We are able to provide a modified two-week program for the 20 young people registered, while maintaining all the health and legal requirements… Read More 2020 Announcement from Operation Onesimus
There is no doubt that the last few months have added pressure to a number of individuals and families. Here are two sources of different assistance. The Christadelphian Support Network offers a ‘listening ear’ to those feeling the loneliness and isolation of the present situation, and has a number of advisers able to give confidential… Read More Help available
Bro. Alan Eyre (May 3, 1930 – June 3, 2020) was buried Sat. June 13, 2020 On June 13, 2020, our community celebrated the life of one of our great writers and thinkers, Lawrence Alan Eyre, who went by the name of Alan and inspired many searchers of the truth, giving directions and learning them… Read More Alan Eyre world explorer, author, and missionary for the Christadelphians
Christadelphian Care Homes has over 40 years’ experience of delivering care to those within our faith, and others, who need a ‘helping hand’ in later years. Whether you, your friend or a family member is in need of residential, nursing, dementia or respite care, they’re here to help and can assure you of the very… Read More Jeremy Brown and the Christadelphian Care Homes message
It was really very nice to have people from different ecclesiae all over Great-Britain and Belgium joining this morning zoom-casting. It is also very nice to see that many ecclesiae are streaming their services. Some are finding it easier to meet together than they used to — with someone, maybe not local. The internet in… Read More Lovely to have so many people joining this morning service
The pandemic has created an extraordinary time of need. It has a horrific effect on the health of some. It has created financial hardship for many as unemployment reaches levels last seen in the 1929-1939 Great Depression. Until now it was the longest and most severe depression ever experienced by the industrialized Western world, sparking… Read More CoViD-19 creating an extraordinary time of need
CommuterVerse.com-inspiration to help you through your day ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dear Brothers, Sisters and Friends: A “passion project” over the past year for me and a few fellow ecclesia members has been creating and populating https://CommuterVerse.com/. Whether travelling to and from work, or just from the living room to the kitchen, CommuterVerse.com is meant to provide a… Read More CommuterVerse.com-inspiration to help you through your day
Some brothers and sisters in Southern Queensland have developed and contributed to a website that is designed to help in meditation on a number of things that will help us personally in our service to our Heavenly Father. Access to this site is available through the address: https://www.meditations.website/ Initially designed (and being used) in aged… Read More Meditations Australian website
Burundi. With a newly elected president, the country seems to be stable and it hasn’t yet been affected much by COVID-19 and ecclesial activities are still going on as usual. There are no restrictions on people gathering but they keep to the hand washing safety measures. So the brothers and sisters are still meeting for… Read More West Africa & CoViD-19
It has been emotional keeping up with the many covid-19 related requests coming from our brothers and sisters in East Africa. Through God’s blessing, we have been able to send multiple contributions, on behalf of our brothers and sisters in other parts of the world, to those in real need, and our brothers and sisters… Read More East Africa & CoViD-19
Lela Children’s Home in Kenya is usually a thriving community of 70 young people. On 17th March that all changed when the Kenyan Government established a country-wide lockdown in response to the first confirmed case of Covid-19 in the country. As part of the lockdown measures, the government required all charitable children’s institutions to send… Read More Lela & COVID-19
‘Lela’ means caring in Swahili, and care is absolutely what the Lela Children’s Home in Western Kenya provides. You can see a video where you can hear the first streetboy from Kamakova in 1971-72, who lead a primitive way of live. He did not know exactly who his mother and father were. He wanted to… Read More Lela Children’s Home in Western Kenya
Several Brethren and Sisters have asked how the Shunem Home is coping with the current lockdown restrictions in India highlighted in media reports showing struggling families and food shortages. Here’s a quick update. Most of the children were sent back to their homes before the total lock-down at the end of March leaving just 6… Read More Christadelphian Shunem home July-August 2020 update
