Forest Hill Christadelphian Ecclesia

The Forest Hill Christadelphian Ecclesia is a nonprofit organization registered as a charity in the United Kingdom. It is part of the global Christadelphian community, which emphasizes faith in Jesus Christ and adherence to the teachings of the Bible.

Background

Christadelphians are a community of believers who trace their origins back over 150 years. The name "Christadelphians" was adopted in the late 19th century, meaning "brothers and sisters in Christ" and serves to distinguish this group from other Christian denominations.

Activities and Beliefs

This ecclesia is actively involved in religious activities, including Sunday services, which are attended in person and online, and Thursday Bible study sessions that are currently conducted online. The group's activities are centered around Bible study and discussions about God's purpose with humanity, primarily through the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Registration and History

The Forest Hill Christadelphian Ecclesia was initially registered as a charity on May 8, 1972. It experienced a brief period of deregistration from October 2011 to January 2012 before being re-registered. As a charity, it operates under the governance structures defined by the UK Charity Commission.

Community and Outreach

The ecclesia invites individuals to explore biblical teachings and offers a supportive community for those seeking spiritual guidance and fellowship. It aligns with broader Christadelphian efforts to spread the Gospel and engage in global outreach programs.

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