The mountainous country with an extensive plateau covering central Anatolia, Turkey has caused Europe enough headaches in 2020 and 2021. Though a multiparty republic with one legislative house; its head of state the president is governing the country like a dictator and trying to make it a totalitarian Islamic state. Its land area is greater… Read More Turkey 2021 update
On our visits to the Greek islands, we more than once could witness how vendors of candles sold them to church visitors and as soon as the visitor was gone, took them away to resell them. The established church of Greece, and one of the most important autocephalous, or ecclesiastically independent, churches of the Eastern… Read More Greece 2021 update
The northernmost of the three Baltic states, compared with other European countries, Estonia has a large percentage of foreign-born residents and their children. Only about two-thirds of the population are ethnic Estonians. The vast majority of Russians, the most significant minority of the Baltic states, are also scattered throughout other post-Soviet states such as Belarus,… Read More Estonia 2021 update
The African country situated just south of the Equator, formed as a sovereign state in 1964 through the union of the theretofore separate states of Tanganyika and Zanzibar, Tanzania got only visited once in 2020, involving visitors from UK and Uganda. The first part of the visit concentrated on continuing with the CBM Trustees information… Read More Tanzania 2021 update
The Coronavirus and the measures taken to contain and combat it have brought problems not only for the UK but also for brothers and sisters in Europe and Africa. CBM wish to assure the brotherhood that we are actively taking steps to help where this is necessary, and have made estimates of the likely cost… Read More CBM Welfare Aid during the Covid-19 Pandemic
‘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
Dear readers, We are coming to the close of the civil year. Yesterday in Belgium the Winter holiday started for many people. It is a fortnight when people can take lots of time to enjoy family and friends gathering in the cosiness of decorated places, be it at home, in party rooms, hotels, in cold… Read More Invest in Faith with us
1. Activities firmly grounded in scripture As Christadelphians or Brothers and sisters in Christ we feel that supporting the needs of our family in need is not an optional feel good ‘humanitarian’ action, but an essential part of following of the Lord Jesus Christ. Seeing our brother in need requires a practical response from those… Read More Guiding principals for Agape in Action
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
Some six months ago around 180 brothers and sisters and young people attended the CBM New Generation Day at Solihull. The day provided information on what CBM does and sought to encourage a new generation of CBM workers. The day resulted in a good number of volunteers coming forward who were keen to get involved… Read More A new generation heads out for CBM
Between 1995 and 2007 Mr. Marcus Ampe (M.A.)and the “Man from the North” Mr. D.H. (D.H.) were very active on the internet and MSN Groups, defending the “Faith in One God”. At a certain time there were serious problems in the Jehovah’s Witnesses (JW) organisation because of child abuse and several Witnesses having problems with… Read More The untiring response of some Christadelphians
Oman and Gulf States The work of preaching continues in Oman and some Gulf states through our resident missionaries Brother David and Sister Alice Jacob. A mission trip in March saw 3 baptisms in Oman and 1 baptism in Dubai. 2 Further baptisms were seen in December. All of those converted were immigrant workers of… Read More Oman and Gulf States in 2017
CBM review for Israel 2017… Read More CBM and our brethren in Israel in 2017
Turkey There are six ecclesias, but sadly there were no visits in 2017. The ecclesias are supported regularly by Skype. There is plenty of work to do here, but we need more workers. Peter Hale
Review of the CBM work and the activities of our brethren and sisters in West Europe for 2017… Read More West Europe in 2017
East European CBM activities in 2017… Read More East Europe in 2017
Review of CBM activies in 2017 in West Africa… Read More West Africa in 2017
Review of CBM activies in 2017 in East Africa… Read More East Africa in 2017
The Annual General Meeting of the Christadelphian Bible Mission will take place, God willing, on 23rd June, at Henley-in-Arden School, Stratford Rd, B95 6AF. This will form part of an Information Day and we shall be very pleased to see you there. Ballot for Council membership Four brethren are retiring from Council this year… Read More Christadelphian Bible Mission Information Day & AGM Programme – 23 June 2018
The situation in Cameroon is still very serious. Below is the latest information provided by our brothers and sisters (mainly our Brother Dennis Fontch) to CBM. CBM is providing welfare when and where it can. We are not making a specific appeal for donations as CBM currently has sufficient welfare funds to cover any need.… Read More 2018 April – Latest from Cameroon
