Our Wamuran congregation is made up of people from all walks of life, bound together by a belief in the Gospel preached by Jesus and his apostles in the first century. 

The Christadelphians are a small religious body who have attempted to get back to the faith and character of the first century followers of Christ. The name “Christadelphians” comes from two Greek words and means “brothers (and sisters) in Christ” (Col 1:2; Heb 2:11).

We accept the Bible as our only guide and believe it to be the inspired word of God. Membership is extended to those with similar beliefs after being baptised (fully immersed in water).

We are located in many countries throughout the world with large groups of Christadelphians in Australia and New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Europe, North America, South-East Asia and Africa. We meet in church halls, homes, and rented spaces such as classrooms, perhaps in a similar way to the early first century Christians. (Acts 1:13-14; 2:46-47; 18:7; 19:9; 28:30)

We are a lay community generally patterned after first century Christianity. Each congregation (church or ecclesia) is independent without any paid clergy or church hierarchy. Each local church elects a small management committee to organise church activities but the committee is accountable to the local church members.


All members contribute their time and energy voluntarily in service to God. A strong common belief binds our community together 
(Rom 12:4-8; 1 Cor 12:4-27; Gal 3:28).