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Christadelphia Home Page
Christadelphia WorldWide A web site for christadelphians and Bible students everywhere.
http://www.christadelphia.org/

Extractions: Versión en Español - www.labiblia.com - - - MENU - - - What We Believe! A Summary Nature of Christ Nature of Man Statement of Faith ... Sundry Articles Study God's Word! On Line Bible Daily Reading Plan Free Study Aides ... Bible Quizzes On-Line Library Pamphlets Books Periodicals Christadelphian Mag. ... Tidings Mag. Where We Meet Worldwide US Canada Cent. America Missionary Activities Worldwide Americas Web Links Full List Christadelphian Israel Mainstream Christian ... Ecclesial Activities World News CNN Israel What's New 19 June 2002 The Christadelphians are offering two free Bible study aides : a set of bookmark-style Bible reading planners and a correspondence Bible study course. Click here for more information. The full text of Chronikon Hebraikon by John Thomas is now on line! It can be accessed here or from the Books section of the on-line library. The full text of God's Way by John Carter is now on line! It can be accessed here or from the Books section of the on-line library. Pamphlet Offer - "The Middle East and Bible Prophecy" This site was created by Kevin Hunter of the Saanich Peninsula Ecclesia, in Victoria, B.C., Canada
Australian Christadelphians
Introducing the beliefs and practices of the christadelphians. The name "christadelphian" was first used in the mid1800s, but we believe that there have been people who share our
http://www.christadelphian.org.au/

Extractions: The Australian Christadelphian Community Welcome to the Christadelphian Information Centre for Australia. The Christadelphians are a Christian Community who have attempted to get back to the faith and character of the first century followers of Jesus. We read the Bible every day. We live by the grace of Almighty God through Jesus Christ. We wait for the Second Coming of Jesus as King of the World. Thanks for stopping by! If you are visiting us, please choose the left column. If you are already a Christadelphian, please choose the right column. Or, use the QuickLinks in the centre column.
Christadelphian Youth Activities
Events for children who regularly attend christadelphian youth groups or Sunday schools christadelphian Youth Activities (CYA) has been in existance as Midland christadelphian Youth Activities Committee
http://www.christadelphian.org.uk/cya

Extractions: Christadelphian Youth Activities (CYA) has been in existance as Midland Christadelphian Youth Activities Committee (MCYAC) and latterly as CYA for around forty years. Our events are only open to children who regularly attend a Christadelphian Youth Group or Christadelphian Sunday School in the UK. Our activities are aimed primarily at the age group 5 to 16, which is an age band where children are generally too young to attend Christadelphian Young Peoples Study Groups and Study Weekends, which are aimed at young people usually aged 16+. All our events have a Scriptural content in the form of either Bible readings or a short Bible talk. Each year we hold a Quiz Evening, Rounders Competition, Sports Day, Ramble and Swimming Gala and entry for these events should be made through a Christadelphian Youth Group Leader or Sunday School Superintendant. Events planned for 2001, God willing, include: For further information on any of the above events please contact the Secretary, Robin Britton, on
Christadelphian.Org
Find the official site for this Biblebased faith. See a definition, beliefs and links to related sources. christadelphian.org. Home. Beliefs
http://www.christadelphian.org/

Extractions: Welcome To Christadelphian.Org Christadelphian.org is split into 2 sections. One section is for the public, and the other is a resource for Christadelphians Who are the Christadelphians? The Christadelphians are a body of Christians who base their beliefs wholly on the Bible. The name 'Christadelphian' means "brothers (and sisters) in Christ". We have been known by this name for well over 100 years. Our aim is to live by faith in Jesus Christ, according to the teaching of his followers from the first century AD. We believe that those who follow Jesus now, seeking God's strength and forgiveness, may confidently place their hope in the return of Jesus Christ to the earth, when he will bring eternal life to his people, and establish in power the long-promised Kingdom of God. To discover more about our beliefs follow this link. You may want to look at some of the valuable resources provided by our Sunday School Organisation (CSSU).
Christadelphian Bible Web - Living Hope!
Bible based study resources, articles and multimedia presentations on topics such as baptism, marriage, every-day life and current events.
http://www.users.bigpond.com/bibleweb/
Christadelphian Hymn Book
hymnology Discussion of a proposed revision of this hymnalCategory Society Religion and Spirituality Hymnology HymnalsThe Hymnbook. The first published christadelphian Hymn Book appearedin 1864 under the title The Golden Harp. This contained 136
http://www.christadelphian.uk.com/hymnbook.htm

Extractions: The first published Christadelphian Hymn Book appeared in 1864 under the title The Golden Harp . This contained 136 hymns and 19 anthems, but only metrical notation; no tunes were printed. Five years later (in 1874) it was replaced by The Christadelphian Hymn Book, and this in its turn was superseded in 1932 and again in 1964 with the collection of hymns used in most English-speaking Christadelphian meeting places around the world. Download Latest Hymnbook updates Download new hymns in pdf format At the present time, the possibility of revising this hymnbook is being considered. As part of this process, various articles have appeared in The Christadelphian magazine. Copies of these can be obtained from the Christadelphian Office. The two most recent of these also appear below, as well as the set of policies devised for publication of the new hymnbook. Comments and submissions are welcomed, and should be sent to the Editor. The Hymn Book An article appearing in the April 1998 issue of The Christadelphian THREE years ago a number of factors caused the Christadelphian Magazine Committee to look at the possibility of revising the Hymn Book. There was, first of all, the practical problem that the 1964 Hymn Bookmusic as well as wordswould need to be freshly typeset before a further edition could be printed. Suggestions, moreover, had been made that with the passage of time more material (much of it Christadelphian) had become available, and this might justify a review and possible revision of the Hymn Book. Another consideration was the fact that the 1964 book has never been universally adoptedand revision would provide the opportunity to address difficulties which may have led to that situation and provide a new basis for united worship. A revised Hymn Book, furthermore, offered scope for rearrangement and expansion of sections, inclusion of Scripture references, musical directions, and other possible improvements.
Bedford Christadelphian Ecclesia: Home Page
Located in the town where John Bunyan wrote Pilgrim's Progress. This site has many links to christadelphian writings that are available in electronic format.
http://www.bedford-ecclesia.org.uk
Christadelphians: Bible Believing People
This site explains what christadelphians believe and why they believe it. Includes a searchable directory Category Society Religion and Spirituality christadelphian The name christadelphian was first used in the mid1800s, but we believethat there have been people who share our beliefs throughout history.
http://www.christadelphian.org.uk/

Extractions: The Christadelphians are a religious group who base our beliefs wholly on the Bible, regarding it as fully inspired by God, and hence believe it is error free. The name "Christadelphian" was first used in the mid-1800s, but we believe that there have been people who share our beliefs throughout history. We are confidently waiting for Christ to return to earth when he will set up the Kingdom of God. The fundamental Christadelphian beliefs are: Jesus is the Son of God, and a human being, through his mother Mary. Man is mortal, having no existence when dead. By living a sinless life, ending with his sacrificial death by crucifixion, Jesus has opened the way of salvation from death. Belief and baptism are essential steps to salvation. When Jesus returns, he will raise his "sleeping" followers from death and grant immortality to the faithful who have tried to live by God's precepts. His followers will help him to rule, bringing justice, righteousness and peace to the whole world - the Kingdom of God. What Christadelphians Believe explains more about each of these key areas, showing that they are all firmly rooted in the Bible.
Ashby Christadelphian Ecclesia - Homepages
Location of meeting room, times and speakers for public meetings of this local group.
http://www.amaconsulting.co.uk/ashby/
Christadelphian Sunday School Union
Supplies teaching materials to christadelphian Sunday schools worldwide.Category Society Religion and Spirituality christadelphianTeaching materials, books, magazines and other services provided for Sunday Schoolsand Youth Groups by the christadelphian Sunday School Union. Welcome.
http://www.christadelphian.org/cssu/
Christadelphian Bible Mission
The CBM seeks to preach the gospel throughout the world, establish ecclesias (churches) for those Category Society Religion and Spirituality christadelphianSunday School in Mozambique Picture Story A Firsttimer in Mozambique CBM, christadelphianBible Mission For more picture stories, see the Countries list.
http://www.cbm.org.uk/
Http://www.christadelphian.uk.com The Home Page Of The Christadelphian Office
The main christadelphian Publishing house, and the home of 'The christadelphian' magazine. Includes Category Society Religion and Spirituality
http://www.christadelphian.uk.com/
March 2003 Christadelphian Tidings
Online edition of the magazine of the same name.Category Society Religion and SpiritualityAccesses since 1Dec-1998. Last Updated 15-March-2003. Copyright The christadelphianTIDINGS of the Kingdom of God 1999-2003. Russian christadelphian Home Page.
http://www.tidings.org/
What To Expect At A Christadelphian Meeting
Informal description of a christadelphian service.Category Society Religion and Spirituality christadelphianWhat to expect at a christadelphian Meeting. If you can tell). So, Whatelse can you expect if you come to a christadelphian meeting?
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/S_DeWilde/whatto.htm

Extractions: If you were to go to a Christadelphian Meeting for the first time, would you expect to find.... Sorry to disappoint, but what you're likely to notice first is... This may seem a little irreverent, but the point is that we do not belong to the weird cultish fringe of Christianity, although in some areas we are distinctively different to the mainstream. In the same way that a certain non-conformist church doesn't have mechanically produced music to accompany their singing, and they make a big deal out of it when everybody else thinks it's of pretty peripheral importance at best, so we have hats. Hats for the female memebers of the church. It doesn't really matter what sort of hat and you'll see a great variety. It could be argued that hats are a Christadelphian foible, although there are Scriptural arguements like this . It is open to some interpretation. Apart from the hats (which aren't a big deal really); a liking for calling each other "brother" and "sister" (Which is Scriptural and sounds rather sweet, but can be a bit embarrassing sometimes) and a tendency to Greekify things (we like to call our churches "ecclesias"so that no-one mistakes a group of people for a building with a spire) we are actually very normal, unthreatening and indeed perhaps rather boring people. (Oh, and we stand up for prayers-just to be different, as far as I can tell)
Maidstone Christadelphian Ecclesia
Meeting times, newsletter, Sunday school and contacts.
http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/mark.prestage/maideccl.htm
Ringwood Christadelphian Home Page
christadelphian church. Includes online interactive bible games, meditations, bible stories and information on general christadelphian beliefs.
http://www.chooselife.org.au/

Extractions: Who are the Christadelphians? " We are a small bible based community of ordinary people who try to maintain the faith and character of the first century believers. The name "Christadelphian" simply means "brothers in Christ" We believe the Bible to be God's word and that anyone who wants to take the time to read it and follow it can have hope centering on the second coming of Christ and the Kingdom of God on earth. More information " This day I call heaven and earth as witnesses against you that I have set before you life and death, blessings and curses. Now choose life, so that you and your children may live."
Bible Quizzes
Dozens of Bible quizzes, updated frequently.
http://hunter.net/quest00.htm

Extractions: He who gets wisdom loves himself, he who keeps understanding will prosper. Proverbs Latest Quiz #51: Brothers and Sisters Previous Quizzes: High Scores En Español Kid Quizzes: Creation, Joseph, Angels, Numbers Random Questions: Rapid Fire Knowledge Test FREE Bible Reading Planner: Your Daily Bread Today's readings Crosswords: Latest is: Epistles Why not listen to something uplifting? Links for Quiz Questers: More Bible quizzes. With the hope that God will bless you in your search for Biblical truth, and guide you in the path to His kingdom that will soon be established by His son Jesus Christ, here on earth. If you have any questions about, problems with or corrections to these pages you can use our feedback form.
Christadelphian Sisters Home Page
Useful information for christadelphian women in their roles as wives, mothers and in the church.Category Society Religion and Spirituality PastoralWELCOME TO THE. christadelphian SISTERS HOME PAGE. Lord willing, the purposeof this home page. is to encourage sisters in their Biblical role as.
http://www.christadelphiansisters.org/

Extractions: WELCOME TO THE CHRISTADELPHIAN SISTERS HOME PAGE Lord willing, the purpose of this home page is to encourage sisters in their Biblical role as keepers at home, wives, mothers and helpers in the Ecclesia. "The aged women likewise, that they be in behavior as becometh holiness not false accusers, not given to much wine, teachers of good things; That they may teach the young women to be sober, to love their husbands, to love their children, to be discreet, chaste, keepers at home, good, obedient to their own husbands, that the word of God be not blasphemed." TITUS 2:3-5 CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE
The Christadelphian Webring - Browse Through A Spectrum Of Christadelphian Websi
The christadelphian Webring. The christadelphian Webring is an easyto navigate collection of web pages and sites. They all have
http://www.christadelphian.org.uk/webring/

Extractions: The Christadelphian Webring is an easy to navigate collection of web pages and sites. They all have a navigation bar like this one, enabling you to easily browse through a selection of Christadelphian websites. The Christadelphian Webring Previous List Random ... Next Before being included in the webring, each site is reveiewed by the ringmaster. Basically any site can join, as long as it conforms to the guidelines . The sites in the webring are a pretty eclectic bunch - serious websites alongside some not so serious ones. The webring is a good way of seeing a broad spectrum of Christadelphian sites. That's up to you. The webring will probably bring more traffic to your site. I try and make sure that each site in the webring is also listed in the Christadelphian Web Directory , but you don't have to be in the webring to be in the directory, and you don't have to be in the directory to be in the webring. How do I submit my site to the webring?
Wellington Christadelphian Site
Contains both local information and material of international use.
http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~elpisa/index.htm

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