Bath Christadelphians
Welcome to Bath Christadelphians
A Bible-based Faith
Bath Christadelphians are part of a Bible-based worldwide community established over 150 years ago, and drawn from all walks of life. Our common bond is our belief in the Bible, the word of God. We have no paid leaders and no overall 'head of the church'. Instead, we organise our own affairs with the Bible as our only basis of authority. Our beliefs therefore are the same as those of the first century Christians.
Weekly World Watch
Isaiah 23 is an extraordinary chapter of Bible prophecy.
Beginning with the ancient merchant city of Tyre, its language reaches across centuries of history — describing trade, maritime power, Tarshish, the “merchant city”, a remarkable period of seventy years, and ultimately events connected with Israel and the Kingdom of God.
In this Bible presentation given by Andy Walton, we follow the fascinating trail from ancient Tyre to Tarshish and, ultimately, to Britain.
If you have any questions about the Bible, or how God's message affects you, please visit us on a Sunday at 2pm, or use the contact form below.
Our Schedule of Meetings
Breaking of Bread service
Our Breaking of Bread service takes place at 11:30am every Sunday. We welcome the opportunity to remember the Lord Jesus Christ through the taking of bread and wine with fellow baptised members of God's ecclesial family.
Bible Hour
The Bible Hour is at 2:00pm every Sunday.
You are very welcome to join us!
Scheduled Bible talks are:
Sept 20th - Jesus - the coming King
Sept 27th - Is the 'trinity' a biblical teaching?
Oct 4th - What is Bible prophecy?
Oct 11th - What the Bible means by being born again
Oct 18th - What can we believe?
Oct 25th - God's message to you - a matter of life and death
Daily Bible Readings
Most Christadelphians follow a daily plan of Bible reading called The Bible Companion. This is simply a method by which you can be sure that by the end of a year, you have read the whole of the Bible, Old Testament once and New Testament twice. The plan starts on January 1st in Genesis, Psalms and Matthew and works its way through the scriptures as the year goes along providing around 4 chapters per day.
How To Find Us
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