Christadelphians
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Christadelphian Meeting in Porthleven, United Kingdom, Hears Talks on Abraham and Cornelius
The Porthleven Christadelphians held a meeting with David Cox as president for the day. Visitors attended from Teignmouth and Eastbourne, and one man had sailed from Cardiff to...

Christadelphian Charities Reported to UK Authorities for Promoting Intolerance
The Temple of Witchcraft (ToW) in Salem, New Hampshire, has received unanimous approval from the Salem Planning Board for its plan to construct a 5,700-square-foot community center. The...

Obituary: Ada Luff, Former Brantford Christadelphian, Dies at 95 (Brantford, Canada)
Ada Luff, who passed away on December 8, 2003, at the age of 95, was a devoted member of the Brantford Christadelphians. Her life was marked by a...

50-year milestone celebrated by Parkstone Christadelphian Church
The Christadelphian Church in Parkstone, Broadstone, and Winton has marked a significant milestone with its 50th anniversary at its Douglas Road location. The church, which began as a...

Christadelphian Hall in Worcester, United Kingdom, loses broadband connection for a month due to botched upgrade
Christadelphian Hall on Saint George’s Lane in Worcester experienced a prolonged loss of broadband connectivity following a failed upgrade. The disruption began on April 14 when a switch...

Christadelphian Meeting Room Proposed as 10-Bed HMO Sparks Community Opposition
Residents have accused a property developer of proposing a plan that they describe as a “miserable, money-grabbing, battery farming of humans” in a bid to convert a Christadelphian...

Member of Berea Christadelphian Ecclesia Dies at 77
Dr. Frederick Allen Bryan Jr., who passed away on July 16, 2011, at the age of 77, was a physicist and community member known for his contributions to...

Ronald Scott Mossman, Christadelphian, Dies at 65
Ronald Scott Mossman, 65, of Cumberland, Rhode Island, passed away on June 13, 2024. He was born on May 10, 1959, in Newton, Massachusetts, to A. Lester Mossman...

