This year the Christadelphian community in Great-Britain intends to explore the topic ‘Why Church Matters’. They will be looking at the historical and modern significance of the church and plan to look at the role the church played in the lives of the early believers and we’ll also be focusing on why the church is… Read More Whit Camp 2019
The beginning of a new year presents an opportunity to reflect on our spiritual well-being. For several years the Office has been selling a Prayer Diary which has just been relaunched as a Prayer Journal. Throughout the journal suggestions are made to help improve our prayers and sections at the back provide guidance and ideas.… Read More Prayer Journal
The January issue, published on December 21, 2018, commences with a New Year Editorial encouraging us to consider what pleases God, followed by two pages of “Letters to the Editor”. “Sunday Morning” focuses appropriately on “beginnings” – the book of Genesis. In the “Exposition” section we conclude Brother Paul Aston’s helpful series, “In the Volume… Read More January’s issue of The Christadelphian
Introducing the Christadelphians from Bible Truth & Prophecy on Vimeo.
Testimony of a convert to the faith in Christ Jesus, now already since a few years a convinced active Christadelphian of the Dorridge ecclesia.… Read More How I became a Christadelphian – Mark Guyatt
After having followed the series “Key to the Bible” and having read Concluding thought by the article series “Key to the Bible” you might wonder how to become a Christadelphian. Being a Christadelphian requires a great commitment. first of all a commitment to God, second a commitment to Christ and the a commitment to the… Read More How to become a Christadelphian
Each individual has to make their own choices, making up their mind what they do want to believe and whom they would like to follow. Having looked at the key elements of the Bible we must consider what we really want to do,keeping to follow this world and holding fast to worldly traditions or following the Nazarene master teacher Jeshua (Jesus christ) and becoming a real Christian or a Christadelphian to go through life as a Brother or Sister in Christ.… Read More Concluding thought by the article series “Key to the Bible”
Today’s thought “Jehovah God makes us dwell in safety and confident trust” (January 02) We opened the New Year by looking at the beginning of all things (in the Genesis chapters 1 & 2) and how those who keep to God’s Word can be blessed (Psalm 1). We best try to belong to the happy,… Read More Today’s thought “Jehovah God makes us dwell in safety and confident trust” (January 02)
As brothers and sisters in Christ we feel united with him and each-other. Having had the end of year and new year feasts and family gatherings, we are very well aware how we need each other and how we should try to build up our community. We are also aware that the Bible’s frequent refrain… Read More United helping to spread the Good News
The situation in Cameroon, which for a short period after the recent elections seemed to be getting better, has reverted back to the hostilities previously experienced. Our brothers and sisters remain caught up in the situation, with many in fear of their lives or at risk from homelessness, poverty and hunger. In the South West,… Read More 2018 Hostilities in Cameroon
The Christadelphians are a world-wide religious body that have attempted to get back to the faith and character of the early Christian church. We rely on the Bible accepting that all of the Bible is the wholly inspired Word of God and God’s only revealed message to mankind (2 Timothy 3:16). They therefore read it… Read More Video: Introducing the Christadelphian Community
The Christadelphians The Christadelphians or “Brethren in Christ” are a small religious body who believe that the Bible contains God’s message to mankind. We meet in homes and halls and operate as a lay community as was the custom in the time of the Apostles. Though united in faith and practice, each congregation is autonomous… Read More The Christadelphians or “Brethren in Christ”
In previous writings we have seen how Christ did not come into the world to create different religious groups but that because of man’s aim for power we can see that many churches came to bring division. When Jesus started his public life he chose some brothers like Simon Peter and Andreas, James (son of… Read More Brothers and sisters in Christ for you
We have a tradition of annual fellowship weekends or days at our Church. They’re important because they give us another opportunity to come together as a church family and spend a bit of extra time looking at God’s messages to us in the Bible and how this could make a difference in our individual and… Read More Building the Body
A call to each one who want to believe or who believes in God to come to see that Jesus is the way to God and that we all should be united with the sent one from God, building one united body.… Read More Avoiding friction and distraction in the body of Christ
When looking at the many prophecies in the Holy Scriptures, we can notice that most of them came true. Some prophecies are about some future times still to come. But when knowing that all other prophecies became a reality we should be warned and be prepared for the Day of Judgment. Living in this day… Read More To be prepared for the Day of Judgment
Every person is in a way a creation of God. Every human being which we can find on this world is there because God allows him or her to be there. When looking at man we can find lots of people who have no connection at all with the One Who allows them to be… Read More Born of the Father
In the November issue of ‘The Christadelphian’ you can find a review of the activities of Truth Corps in 2018 included in the community pages. The 3-6 week missionary program that gives participants the opportunity to visit their Brethren in ecclesiae throughout the Americas and preach, teach and serve in a manner patterned after Jesus’… Read More Christadelphian Truth Corps
The November issue was published on October 26 and all subscribers should have received their copies. November 2018 marks the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War and the first article (of two) reflects on that period in our community, and the lessons to be learned today. Exposition articles include a look… Read More November’s issue of The Christadelphian
The CBM area of West Africa spreads a little further than what is traditionally known as West Africa, incorporating the central African states of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi and Rwanda. This means that the countries the CBM helps in this area are home to some 430 million people. Following the end of colonisation… Read More CBM 2018 Focus on West Africa
