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 Christadelphians are a community of believers found all over the world and although their name has only been used in the last 150 years, their beliefs were those preached by the Apostles, 2000 years ago. The name 'Christadelphian' means; 'Brothers in Christ' describing both men and women who believe 'things concerning the Kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ'.  Christadelphians are a community of ordinary men and women who have read the Bible, believe its teaching and try to obey its demands. We do not have any central authority or committee structure, we seek to hold faith without distinction as to race or class, and without bishops or clergy, we worship and witness in a simple and consistent way. We do not observe any day or feasts other than the breaking of bread each week, nor do we practice rituals other than baptism for the forgiveness of sins. We believe in a lifestyle which reflects our faith - marriage and family life are important, care for those in need and a commitment to sound principles in all aspects of life will hopefully characterise our discipleship. Christadelphians do not become involved in politics and associated activities as they see themselves as temporary citizens of this world - responsible and law-abiding but believing that the present constitution is temporary and that involvement in such organisation is incompatible with the hope of the coming Kingdom. Christadelphians are committed to Bible reading and study, to prayer and to fellowship. To preaching and preparation for the return of Jesus Christ. We ask you to consider these things that you may also share in our fellowship by belief, baptism and a 'new life in Christ' to enable you to prepare for the return of Jesus from heaven to earth. |
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