We are a group of Christadelphians who meet in the Salisbury area to worship, study and teach others about the hope contained in the Bible…

 

But what is a Christadelphian?

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The Christadelphians are a community of people who believe the Bible. It forms the basis of our faith. A careful study has led us to have a common understanding of what the Bible teaches about God, His son Jesus, and how this should affect our lives. This common understanding unites us all as an international family, through the faith we share. The idea of Christadelphians as a family united in Jesus Christ is reflected in our name, which has Greek origins (the language of the original New Testament).

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We are a group of men and women who fervently believe that the Bible is the word of God. Therefore, we do not doubt that its message is of vital importance to our eternal well-being. We believe the Bible contains the declared word of God concerning the earth and its inhabitants, and implicitly believe, and preach, the things taught by Jesus and his apostles.

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The name ‘Christadelphians’ was chosen to distinguish us from other religious groups, particularly as the apostles taught that believers should be separate and distinct for God (see 2 Corinthians 6:14-18). The name means ‘siblings of Christ’ (Col 1v2), and all adherents have been baptised, submitting to bodily immersion in accordance with apostolic teaching (see Romans 6). We also recognise the need to obey the commandments of Jesus by applying them in every walk of life. Jesus made clear that he recognises those only as his siblings in Christ who “do the will of my Father which is in heaven” (Matthew 12:50).