The name Christadelphian means “brothers and sisters in Christ”. It is a name which emphasises the family bond that develops amongst believers and families in our church. Our name was chosen by a British doctor in the USA back in the 1860’s, because it was necessary to identify and register as a Christian organisation during the Civil War.  You can read more about this in our History.

Christadelphians are a world-wide community who simply seek to follow the teachings of the Bible and the example of Jesus Christ as our Lord.  We see our faith as a ‘calling’ and that is why you may hear our churches described as ‘ecclesias’, which means ‘called out’. For us it is also a way of life.  Christadelphians have met in Dronfield for nearly twenty years, and now meet at the Peel Centre which is next to the Market Cross in the centre of the town, close to the civic centre.

Our church has a number of Bible-based beliefs and you can find a brief summary of them under “What we believe”.