Christadelphians have been around since the 1850's.
	The movement started out as an attempt to re-discover the truth of the Bible by a small group of people; to begin with this was mainly led by one man a Dr. John Thomas.
	Today Christadelphians can be found in every continent and over 50 countries.
	The name "Christadelphian" is Greek (The original language of the New Testament) and means 'Brothers and Sisters in Christ'.
	There is no hierarchy in the Christadelphian movement; every church manages its own affairs, though most meetings follow a similar format with democratically elected people to look after various aspects of church life.
	Many Christadelphian churches are in very close contact with each other and often meet and work together.
	As a rule, a Brother or Sister (Another Christadelphian) from down the road or from the other side of the world will always find fellowship and hospitality when they visit.
	Various organisations exist within the movement that take an active role in Preaching, Caring, Charity work, running of magazines etc.
	Christadelphians don't claim to have any special inspiration from God for their teachings above what is written for everyone to read in the Bible.

 

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