The Christadelphians are a Bible based worldwide community established over 150 years ago and united by a common belief in the Bible and drawn from all walks of life.

Our common bond is our belief in the Bible, the Word of God.

We have no paid leaders and no overall "head of the Church". Instead we organize our own affairs with the Bible as our only basis of authority.

Our beliefs are therefore the same as those of the first century Christians.

The name Christadelphian means "Brother or Sister in Christ." It was chosen because the New Testament Christians called each other brothers and sisters to express their relationship to one another through baptism into Jesus.

Meeting together is an important part of our lives. We meet on a Sunday and during the week. We also run a Sunday School and youth groups to cater for the needs of the young people.

There have been Christadelphians in Bath since 1882. We have been in our present hall at 56, New King Street since 1971. We currently have over 40 baptized members plus an active Sunday School and youth groups.

We would be pleased to see anyone who is able to join us.