Christadelphians believe in the inspiration of the Bible, the Virgin Birth, the status of Jesus as the son of God, believer's baptism, the resurrection of the dead, the second coming of Christ, and …

Jan 22, 2025 · Christadelphians differ from these core beliefs by not believing in a literal hell, the Trinity, and that the kingdom of God will be on the earth.

Jun 25, 2009 · Christadelphians aim to get as close as possible to the faith and practice of the early Christian church. They describe themselves as "a lay community patterned after first …

Christadelphian, member of a Christian group founded about 1848 by John Thomas, who, after studying medicine in London, emigrated to Brooklyn, New York.

Christadelphia World-Wide: A web site for Christadelphians and Bible students everywhere.

The name "Christadelphian" is formed from three Greek roots: Christos (Christ), adelphoi (brethren) and the ending -ianos. The name can be compared to others like "Christian" (one …

The Christadelphian faith focuses on the foundational teachings of the Bible, including those taught by Moses, Abraham, the prophets, the apostles and of course, Jesus Christ.

The Christadelphians, "Brothers and Sisters in Christ", are a body of Bible believing people, who aim to live by faith in Jesus Christ, according to the teaching of his followers from the first …

The Christadelphian religious group traces its origins to John Thomas (1805–1871), who emigrated to North America from England in 1832. Following a near shipwreck he vowed to …

The Christadelphians are a body of believers in Jesus Christ whose faith is based wholly on the Bible. The name ‘Christadelphian’ comes from two Greek words meaning ’brothers (and …