By Garnet Alchin on December 9, 2016, ACBM Annual Report 2016 Dear Brothers and Sisters, fellow helpers in the work of the gospel. The Asia-Pacific Christadelphian Bible Mission (ACBM) is pleased to commend this annual report for 2015 – 2016 to you. It seeks to provide an overview of its labours to the glory of… Read More ACBM 2016: The Year in Review
Chiang Mai is located in the mountainous northern part of Thailand. It is the capital of Chiang Mai Province and was a former capital of the Kingdom of Lan Na (1296–1768), which became the Kingdom of Chiang Mai, a tributary state of Siam from 1774 to 1899 and finally the seat of a merely ceremonial… Read More The Bible Education Centre Chiang Mai, Thailand
The White Fields program has enabled individuals to address the physical, social and spiritual needs of vulnerable children in South Africa. WCF sponsorship has allowed dedicated workers to run various programs through the week benefiting both the children involved and their community. Helping local children with homework soon grew into the Skills Training Academy for… Read More Fun and Games in South Africa
The picturesque island of Jamaica is renown for its sandy beaches and coastal resorts. But beyond the affluent tourist areas there is another reality. Jamaica has struggled with low growth, high public debt and a weak economy. The country continues to be confronted by high levels of crime and violence and high unemployment particularly affecting… Read More Wheels For Housebound Widows in Jamaica
Christadelphian Conference Arranged at Lane End Conference Centre, High Wycombe → Songs of Deliverance – Bro. Andrew Johnson → The Epistle of James; Be ye doers – Bro Simeon Guntrip → Zephaniah; Wait Upon The LORD – Bro John Owen Information: kathrynkirk@hotmail.com Bookings: john@jmallinder.co.uk +++
The CSN Sisters’ Day is on 13 May from 10.30 to 4.30 at Solihull ecclesial hall. Theme: “Living in the love of God: valuing others as God values us”. This is an informal day for all sisters, female relatives and friends to share the joy of companionship, study, discussion and worship around God’s word. Buffet… Read More CSN Sisters’ Day at Solihull – Theme: “Living in the love of God: valuing others as God values us
Heritage College Lake Macquarie provides quality education in a beautiful landscaped setting and in a social context that values Godly character and conduct. There are currently about 200 students attending HCLM and the school population continues to steadily grow each year. HCLM is one of five Christadelphian Schools in Australia. It is located on the… Read More Enrollment for 2017, 2018 at Heritage College Lake Macquarie
Heritage College Sydney is dedicated to providing a God-centered educational environment that assists all students in achieving their full potential by encouraging them to strive for excellence, to use their talents in the service of others and for the glory of God. Brother Stuart Gilmore has been the College Principal since its inception. He has… Read More College Principal vacancy for Heritage College Sydney
Since 1976, the Williamsburg Christadelphian Foundation (WCF) has provided resources beyond the scope typically addressed by individual Christadelphian congregations. The Williamsburg name comes from the fact that the idea for a Foundation originated in that Virginia city (chartered in the state of Virginia in 1976). It is Christadelphian, as the articles of incorporation state the… Read More White Fields program in Cambodia
On our own we do try to follow up the task given by Jesus Christ to all his followers. Living in isolation recognising the isolation of so many in ancient times we can put hope form their work and their strong will to continue to do the work of God. Though isolated from brethren and… Read More Being in isolation #8 Those isolating themselves and those being isolated by others
In the preceding articles we looked at the reasons why it is not so goo to have one person to be in isolation. We also argued that the person or persons living in isolation should know and feel they are not on their own. In a way it might be the task for those who… Read More Being in isolation #7 Mission work
Jesus also warned his followers it would not be easy. We as followers of the Nazarene rabbi should know that our life will not be as everything in the garden would be lovely. It’s not all roses there. Christ told us not to be of the world but to stand strong in that world which… Read More Being in isolation #6 to Hear Call from God and breaking isolation
A demographic isolation is what comes not only to the Belgian Christadelphians but to many of this faith group because there are just not enough Christadelphians all over the world. That is a fact we do have to live with. The small numbers of areas in which Christadelphians are located with congregations and the movement… Read More Being in isolation #5 Isolated Biblical figures and Confessional isolation
We are all weak human beings, damaged by the given string of DNA from our ancestors in the line of Adam and Eve. By their own choice they came to have knowledge of Good and Evil. We too are caught by that knowledge but also by our willingness to know more and to have more.… Read More Being in isolation #4 Man’s greediness, slackness, internet, friends and social contacts
Intro Last year, for the Newbury ecclesia, I gave a bible class about our Belgian situation of isolation. From the beginning of our existence we could not count on many members and can we not say we had many contacts and exchanges with worldwide members and other ecclesiae. We every year where happy to receive… Read More Being in isolation #1 Baptists making an important choice
This weekend, on Saturday February the 11th more than 350 Christadelphians active in the spreading of the Word of God came together in the Moseley School, Wake Green Road, Moseley, Birmingham, for the Christadelphian Auxiliary Lecturing Society (CALS) Campaigns Committee its organisation of the Campaigners’ Fraternal Gathering. It was lovely to see so many people… Read More Campaigners’ Fraternal Gathering 2017
In different ways 2016 may have been the hottest years since the measurements and international news gathering. Before 2016 started the fire was already put on the tip of our shoes in 2014 and our shins may have been gone on fire in 2015. Though the financial crash in 2008 took care that our finances… Read More Analytics for our Christadelphian websites – 2016
From: Gordon Dawes <gordon@meal-a-day.org> During the next 18 months CMaD UK anticipates three trustee vacancies arising, due to retirements from the committee. Initial expressions of interest are invited from any members of our UK community who have deep empathy for CMaD’s work amongst the poor in Africa and Eastern Europe, and who would be willing… Read More Christadelphian Meal A Day UK – Seeking 3 new trustees
The Karolyn Andrews Memorial Fund is an international emergency fund to help and support Christadelphians (and their families) anywhere in the world, who are the victims of violence or persecution because of their faith. Brother Don and Sister Ellen Styles (who were instrumental in setting up and running this fund for many years) are retiring… Read More Karolyn Andrews Memorial Fund
Our brothers and sisters in Malawi, Mozambique and surrounding areas are suffering as a result of two very poor harvests. During the 2014/15 growing season torrential rain washed away much of the seed which had been planted, as well as causing other problems. In 2015/16 there was very little rainfall, which again meant a very… Read More Suffering brothers and sisters in Malawi, Mozambique and surrounding areas
