Christadelphian Bible Mission
in the Balkans & Hungary

Read all of the Bible, as a guide book from God for daily life
Have Unitarian beliefs (One God) instead of Trinitarian beliefs
Practice adult immersion (baptism)
Remember Jesus' sacrifice, in bread & wine together
Believe in God’s Kingdom to be on the earth, Jesus to return as King (second coming)
Resurrection of the dead, from the earth (no immortal soul)
Are non-political and non-military

Online: Bible reading groups - Contact Us

Attend: Events in cities & towns near you

The name ‘Christadelphian’ is Christ: ‘Christos’ and brothers: ‘adelphos’, in Greek (from New Testament) so it means Brothers & Sisters in Christ

Colossians 1:2: ‘To the saints and faithful brothers in Christ at Colossae: Grace to you and peace from God our Father.’

They meet in small self-organised groups locally and online, world-wide
Aim to live their lives by God's commandments

See About Us

Also see www.bratje-v-kristusu.com (Slovenia). Also www.mhbmk.org (North Macedonia).

For further information about the Christadelphians, in English see:

www.cbm.org.uk

www.thisisyourbible.com

www.thechristadelphian.com

www.understandyourbible.org

www.gladtidingsmagazine.org

(This English pages of this site is intended for cbm workers to establish the content of text on the other language pages.

Therefore downloads in English have not been included. Instead English speakers can visit the above sites listed and other Christadelphian English language sites)

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