The Christadelphians are a community with members throughout the world, united by their determination to follow the word of God as revealed in the Bible. They adopted their name in the mid 1800's. The name is intended to cover three Greek words, 'Brethren in Christ'.

Christadelphians are distinctive in that the Bible is their only source of authority as far as religious teaching and behaviour is concerned. There is no centralised human authority and each congregation is completely independent. They have no paid ministry. They do not believe that any of their members, past or present have received any special revelation from God. Their faith rests solely and squarely on the Bible as the inspired Word of God

Christadelphians meet on Sundays to worship God, and proclaim the gospel. They hold mid-week classes for Bible study, organise young people's activities, preach in other ways (by holding special meetings, producing films and video tapes, arranging exhibitions such as this, and distributing booklets and magazines free of charge). They also run homes for the elderly and a Braille service for blind people.

Want to know more? Come along to the Exhibition, find out about our local meetings or contact us at postmaster@truthseekers.org.uk