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Introduction
With around 46,000 members globally, the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church is a profound and vibrant Christian Church pursuing the teachings of the Holy Bible.
MissionFamily Life. Fellowship. Preaching The Gospel, Caring For Others. Community.Description"With around 46,000 members globally, the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church is a profound and vibrant Christian Church purusing the teachings of the Holy Bible which are central to the Brethren way of life, beliefs, morality and code of conduct.
The Plymouth Brethren date back to the 1830’s when a founding congregation was established in Plymouth UK under the leadership of John Nelson Darby. Bythe mid nineteenth century, congregation members had emigrated to the Americas, Africa, Australia and New Zealand and the foundation for a universal Christian fellowship had been established.
Plymouth Brethren hold the same faith as every true Christian and actively preach the Word of God to all in view of forgiveness of sins and eternal salvation, which is available to every man, woman and child, through faith in Jesus Christ.
For the Plymouth Brethren, daily worship and family is at the centre of their lives. Children grow up loved and cherished in a strong family environment. Young people’s lives are full. They are given meaningful challenges and are rewarded for their achievements and accomplishments and are often required to accept responsibility and leadership roles.
Plymouth Brethren members are genuine in their endeavours to be caring, active and contributing citizens in the countries where they live."The Plymouth Brethren are believers on the Lord Jesus Christ. They hold the truth of His deity, and accept the authority of Scripture as the inspired word of God. The Plymouth Brethren are located in over 300 local assemblies in 19 countries located in both northern and southern hemispheres.
MissionFamily Life. Fellowship. Preaching The Gospel, Caring For Others. Community.Description"With around 46,000 members globally, the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church is a profound and vibrant Christian Church purusing the teachings of the Holy Bible which are central to the Brethren way of life, beliefs, morality and code of conduct.
The Plymouth Brethren date back to the 1830’s when a founding congregation was established in Plymouth UK under the leadership of John Nelson Darby. Bythe mid nineteenth century, congregation members had emigrated to the Americas, Africa, Australia and New Zealand and the foundation for a universal Christian fellowship had been established.
Plymouth Brethren hold the same faith as every true Christian and actively preach the Word of God to all in view of forgiveness of sins and eternal salvation, which is available to every man, woman and child, through faith in Jesus Christ.
For the Plymouth Brethren, daily worship and family is at the centre of their lives. Children grow up loved and cherished in a strong family environment. Young people’s lives are full. They are given meaningful challenges and are rewarded for their achievements and accomplishments and are often required to accept responsibility and leadership roles.
Plymouth Brethren members are genuine in their endeavours to be caring, active and contributing citizens in the countries where they live."The Plymouth Brethren are believers on the Lord Jesus Christ. They hold the truth of His deity, and accept the authority of Scripture as the inspired word of God. The Plymouth Brethren are located in over 300 local assemblies in 19 countries located in both northern and southern hemispheres.
Contact Info
Address:
Chelwood House, Cox Lane
Chessington
Surrey KT9 1DN
United Kingdom
Chessington
Surrey KT9 1DN
United Kingdom
Tel:
02083917620
Website:
http://www.linkedin.com/company/plymouth-brethren-christian-church
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