Who are the Christadelphians?

The name 'Christadelphians' is compounded of two Greek words: 'christos' and 'adelphoi' and means 'brethren in Christ'.  The Christadelphians are a group of people associated together by a common belief in 'the things concerning the kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ' (Acts 8v12).  We are a worldwide community whose aim is to follow as closely as possible the teaching & example of Jesus Christ, as recorded in the Bible.

We endeavour to read the whole Bible at least once every year.  In a world full of uncertainties we enjoy a simple, direct and logical faith, offering peace and contentment now, and the promise of everlasting joy to come... more info

Location & Activities

There are eight major assemblies (called 'ecclesias') of Christadelphians in the metropolitan area of Perth, Western Australia.  Sunday School, Memorial Meetings, Public Presentations, Bible Study Classes and Youth Group Activities are conducted each week by individual ecclesias... more info