In these difficult times, we believe you can find
real comfort in
God’s word the Bible.
See more here.
WelcomeIn our church family we help each other to follow the teachings and example of Jesus Christ. Our members come from all walks of life, but we love to share our beliefs and hope in the promised physical return of our Lord Jesus Christ to rule the Earth.
As the early Christians did, we base our beliefs on the Bible, both Old and New Testament. In the Old Testament is the New contained In the New Testament is the Old explained In the Old Testament the New is concealed In the New Testament the Old is revealed Want to know more? It would be great to connect with you wherever you are on your journey of faith. If you have any questions about the Bible, want to know more about the gospel or are simply in need of Christian friendship, please get in touch. Why not have a look what’s on and pop along to see us? We wish you well and look forward to hearing from you. Vertical Divider
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Missing everyone...We are so sorry we can't be together just now.
We are all at home keeping in touch and meeting online when we can. Feel free to ping us a message if you want to talk. Here is a great verse from Psalm 91 to cheer us all up: "I will say of the Lord, ‘He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust.’ Surely he will save you from the fowler’s snare and from the deadly pestilence. He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge" |
Who are we?
The Christadelphians are a community of christian believers with members and meetings worldwide. Our church in Parkstone has around 50 members, with regular attendees of all ages. We regularly meet together to worship God, to remember Jesus with bread and wine, to read the Bible, and to share fellowship with each other. Find out what we believe here.
>>> Due to the Coronavirus measures, our "in person" services are temporarily suspended until further notice <<<
<<We are holding online meetings during this time.
Please contact us for details>>
<<We are holding online meetings during this time.
Please contact us for details>>
Easter Contemplation
I can tell that Easter is just around the corner because Easter Eggs have appeared on the shelves of my local shop! The symbolism of the egg is quite appropriate in the story of new life being born. Imagine a chicken’s egg and the chick inside breaking its way out of the shell to begin its life. The Lord Jesus Christ came out of the tomb to begin His eternal life.
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SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE:Please note that the time for our service is 10:30am every Sunday.
We then break for refreshments before commencing our public talk at 12.15pm. BIBLE TALKS:We usually have a Bible talk each Sunday. All take place at our Douglas Road Hall and start at 12.15pm. You'll be sure of a warm welcome when you come along here. |
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Glad Tidings
This magazine is mailed out via the post, or by email, each month FREE. Contact us if you would like to receive this magazine and let us know if you would like a copy posted or would like to receive the email link. There are also monthly videos available on the Glad Tidings home page. More info... |
Booklet of the Month
The Resurrection of Jesus Christ With Easter approaching we look forward to remembering that Christ dies and rose from the dead at this time. The accounts of these events are th focus ofthe New Testamant and our faith in God's plan. Jesus Christ willingly gave up his most precious posession - his life! so that he could save all who follow him from death everlasting. And God fulfilled His promise to his only begotten son by resurrecting Christ to eternal life. Click here to read. |
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Verse of the Month
"And not only so, but we glory in tribulations also:
knowing that tribulation worketh patience;
And patience, experience; and experience hope"
(Romans 5:3&4 - King James version).
knowing that tribulation worketh patience;
And patience, experience; and experience hope"
(Romans 5:3&4 - King James version).
I like these verses, particularly this version because of the three words used – ‘tribulations’, ‘patience’ and ‘hope’.
I know tribulation is an old fashioned word and is often used in the phrase 'trials and tribulations', but somehow it helps to define the word. So we all have trials and tribulations regularly throughout our lives and it is only natural that we question why these things have happened and sometimes, it is hard to understand. However, if I remember to find and read this verse when going through a bad patch, it helps me be more accepting of my situation; to be more patient in the knowledge that God knows our suffering, but He loves us and that gives us hope that we will be able to endure our time of trouble. Then when we find ourselves in a better place, Paul, the writer of Romans, reassures us that our character and patience will have matured ready to assist, not only ourselves, but others too.
Mags.
I know tribulation is an old fashioned word and is often used in the phrase 'trials and tribulations', but somehow it helps to define the word. So we all have trials and tribulations regularly throughout our lives and it is only natural that we question why these things have happened and sometimes, it is hard to understand. However, if I remember to find and read this verse when going through a bad patch, it helps me be more accepting of my situation; to be more patient in the knowledge that God knows our suffering, but He loves us and that gives us hope that we will be able to endure our time of trouble. Then when we find ourselves in a better place, Paul, the writer of Romans, reassures us that our character and patience will have matured ready to assist, not only ourselves, but others too.
Mags.
What's On
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