Bringing up children has always brought its challenges. However the 21st century seems to bring more challenges than previous generations experienced. The Testimony published: In the nurture and admonition of the Lord This book, in around 30 chapters written by different authors, give a Biblical perspective on the subject. It seeks to offer support and… Read More In the nurture and admonition of the Lord
Our Objectives We want to make clear to the general public that as a community of Brethren and sisters in Christ our intention is to follow the Jewish Master teacher Jeshua, better known as Jesus Christ. The work we do is all done on voluntary base, offering services in the Name of God whereby nobody… Read More 2019-2020 season objectives
An illustrated study book considering the Tabernacle of the Congregation, erected as the centre of worship in the nation of Israel. The cost is £4.00 postage extra, or free to anyone who cannot remit the requested amount. The book can be ordered from the Christadelphian Waymark website here: http://www.christadelphian.uk.com Any queries, please do not hesitate… Read More The Tabernacle – A Study Book (Chris Tooth, George Holton)
New website “understandyourbible.org” There is much evidence that the Bible is a message from a power much greater and wiser than ourselves. The Book of books written by many people from different backgrounds over a period of over 1,500 years, it is for many a mysterious book of which they not always see the thousands… Read More New website “Understand your Bible”
“The disciples were to be ‘witnesses’ for the Lord. What they had seen with their own eyes, and heard with their own ears from the lips of Jesus, was now going to affect their behaviour so powerfully that their lives would never be the same again. So is it like that for us?” This is… Read More As you see the Day approaching
Ancient tradition has it that, as Irenaeus wrote in the 2nd century, ‘Luke also, the companion of Paul, recorded in a book the Gospel preached by him’. Despite the scepticism of many during the past 150 years, there are good reasons for thinking that it was indeed so. How could one who had shared with… Read More Luke’s Pauline Narrative – Reading the 3rd Gospel
Treasure … New and Old is an Anthology of writings by Sister Ray Walker which were published in The Bible Student and New Bible Student between 1970 – 96. The material is, generally, grouped to address specific topics. The first five chapters highlight how Abraham’s instruction left a legacy which can be seen even in… Read More Treasure … New and Old
At the end of September the Christadelphian Office published “The God we Worship” (by Brother Michael Storey), a devotional book of studies and exhortations considering our Heavenly Father. An excerpt from The God we Worship by Brother Michael Storey Not only is the Lord immortal (never dying and never capable of dying), He is also… Read More Dwelling in light unapproachable
On the web you can find “Amazon Smile”, a website operated by Amazon with the same products, prices and shopping features as their regular site, but every time a purchase is made through this site, Amazon makes a donation to a chosen charity. A number of Christadelphian charities are now listed, including the CMPA. Amazon… Read More Amazon ‘Smile’
In the current issue of The Christadelphian there is a range of different articles, from the continuing series on Elijah and the Fire of God, to a detailed examination of simplicity and sincerity in 2 Corinthians 1. The practical articles include preparing to move at short notice (Israel were given three days’ notice before they… Read More September’s issue of The Christadelphian
Imagine the Bible doesn’t exist in a language you understand. Or, maybe it only exists in your second or third language. How would you feel if one day someone showed up and handed you a Bible in your heart language? For the first time, you’re reading the Gospel in the language you use to talk… Read More When there is no Bible in a language you understand
In the present issue of The Christadelphian an exposition article on the Year of Jubilee (by Brother Richard Snelling) shows another fine example of how Old Testament law has its greater fulfilment in the work of the Lord Jesus. Sister Beulah Edwards considers some of the ways that sisters can contribute positively to the work… Read More August’s issue of The Christadelphian
As women, our friendships are so important to our well-being, and yet we don’t always know how best to nurture them, particularly in relationship to our need for spiritual support. Friendship is a natural enough thing, but that is part of the problem. Like falling in love, marriage, sexual intimacy, birth, breastfeeding, and parenting, just… Read More Introduction to Yours Faithfully
On April 26 the May issue of The Christadelphian Magazine was published. A new exposition series commenced on “The Fire of God” (Brother John Woodall), which will examine the way in which God has used fire from Genesis to Revelation. The series on Elijah and our hymn book also continue. In the practical section one… Read More A new exposition series on “The Fire of God”
In recent times the Office of The Christadelphian has endeavoured to produce a wide range of material to cover different aspects of our walk in Christ. Historically the Christadelphian office have published plenty of expositional and exhortational material with only a handful of titles aimed at more practical aspects of discipleship. A rebalancing has taken… Read More Future publications – discussion notes
Light on a New World is a free quarterly magazine on Bible topics and about 30 pages, supported and written by the members of Dawn Fellowship and organised by members of the Bexley Ecclesia. Have a look for what they have to offer.… Read More Do you want to now more and find more light
From Great-Britain the Dawn Christadelphians, from Dartford Kent in July 1969 started providing a magazine to awaken people to realize that God has revealed His purpose with this earth.… Read More Half a century Light on a new world
“The disciples were to be ‘witnesses’ for the Lord. What they had seen with their own eyes, and heard with their own ears from the lips of Jesus, was now going to affect their behaviour so powerfully that their lives would never be the same again. So is it like that for us?” This is… Read More As you see the Day approaching
This month’s issue of The Christadelphian has its usual range of exposition, practical and community articles, with perhaps something of a concentration on the death and resurrection of Jesus. Brother David Simpson has written a sensitive summary of the Trials of Jesus and the concluding part of Brother Jack Aitkenhead’s two-part series “Pilate Marvelled” considers… Read More April’s issue of The Christadelphian
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
