
One God – One Creator
The universe has one Creator – the God who formed a special relationship with Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and David, and who is the God and Father of Jesus Christ.

The Christadelphians embrace the teachings of Jesus Christ through careful study of the Bible. Our name captures our essence – ‘Christadelphian’ combines two Greek words meaning ‘brothers (and sisters) in Christ,’ a title our community adopted in the 1860s.
At the heart of our faith lies a commitment to living as Jesus and his first-century apostles taught. We walk this path together, drawing strength and finding forgiveness through our relationship with God. Our hope is anchored in the promised return of Jesus Christ to establish God’s Kingdom on Earth – a future where his faithful followers will be blessed with eternal life.
Please feel free to contact us here if you have any queries regarding our beliefs. Find out more about us by visiting the Christadelphian Auxiliary Lecturing League at thechristadelphians.org.uk.
Read on to discover the complete foundation of our faith and beliefs.

The universe has one Creator – the God who formed a special relationship with Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and David, and who is the God and Father of Jesus Christ.

Jesus Christ is the only begotten Son of God, born of the virgin Mary by the personal power of God, His Holy Spirit.

In Christ, we see God’s perfect plan embodied in human form. Though he shared our human nature, he demonstrated divine love, holiness, and righteousness in everything he did and said, showing us how to live.

We are mortal and sinful and struggle with imperfection. We cannot achieve salvation on our own, and after death, our existence ends until the day of resurrection.

Throughout history, God has shown His dedication to humanity’s salvation through promises made to Abraham and David. These promises reveal His plan for an earthly Kingdom under Christ’s leadership and how we can participate in this future.

Through his perfect life, sacrificial death, and resurrection to immortal life, Jesus Christ overcame both human mortality and sinfulness (sometimes referred to as the devil). Though he was the only begotten Son of God, he experienced every aspect of human life while remaining without sin.

Salvation requires understanding and accepting the teachings about God’s Kingdom and the name of Jesus Christ.

A person demonstrates their faith and need for forgiveness through complete water baptism, confessing their sins. This marks their entry into becoming an heir of the promises made to Abraham as they await His Kingdom.

Following baptism, believers join a community of faith, supporting one another in service. Daily life becomes centered on following Jesus’s example through selfless love for God and others, maintained through reading the Word of God, prayer, and devoted service.

The community regularly shares bread and wine each week to remember Christ’s sacrifice and God’s work of salvation.

We anticipate Jesus’s physical return to establish worldwide peace and righteousness, with Jerusalem as the capital of God’s Kingdom. Israel’s modern presence serves as a sign of this coming reality.

While death brings temporary unconsciousness, those who know God’s truth and have been baptised will be raised when Christ returns. They will face judgment: the faithful will receive eternal life in God’s Kingdom, while those who rejected or were unfaithful to God’s Word will face permanent death.

Believers give their highest loyalty to Christ, living as citizens of his coming Kingdom while respecting human laws that don’t conflict with God’s commands.

The community upholds the sanctity of marriage, promotes moral living, and maintains a peaceful stance by avoiding military service and political involvement.