1. Plymouth Brethren A good amount of information about the plymouth brethren. http://www.plymouthbrethren.com/

Home Page Lighthouse About Us Good News ... Guestlog The Plymouth Brethren Movement "I am the light of the world; he that follows me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life." In recent years, several well-known Christian authors (including Tim LaHaye, Hal Lindsey, and David Wilkerson) have referred to the so-called Plymouth Brethren movement in their writings, renewing interest in this non-denominational Christian movement which originated in Ireland and England during the 1820s and 1830s. John Nelson Darby (1800-1882) later wrote, "What gave rise to the existence of so-called Plymouth Brethren is the grand truth, the great fact, of the descent of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost, to form the body of Christ into one; then the coming of the Saviour as the continual expectation of the Christian".* I trust this site will be a resource and blessing for persons who love the Lord Jesus (John 14:23), call on Him out of a pure heart (2 Timothy 2:22), and hope for His coming (2 Thessalonians 2:1). Please feel free to browse . . . and to sign, view, or search our guestlog. Lord willing, I hope to continually publish more articles on this site from Showers of Blessing and other sources, so please come back and visit us again from time to time! * "What is the Unity of the Church?"

2. Plymouth Brethren | Balfour Declaration More results from www.plymouthbrethren.com The plymouth brethrenThe plymouth brethren (often known throughout the world as Assemblies or Gospel As far as the plymouth brethren movement was concerned, Newton and his http://www.plymouthbrethren.com/balfour.mv?bf=1

3. Plymouth Brethren New and old expository and topical ministry by founders and noteworthies of the dispensational and plymouth brethren, and audio ministry. http://plymouthbrethren.org

HOME LINKS/RESOURCES LINKS-AUDIO/MP3 WEB SERVICES Search Site Navigation Register/Login About Contact How to Know God ... Site map List Articles ...by Date (What's New) ...by Author ...by Topic ...by Book/Passage ... ...by Language The Biblical Resource Database Welcome .....to a portal for written expository and topical ministry " new and old ", by founders and noteworthies of the dispensational and so-called "Plymouth Brethren" movements, and written and audio ministry by those who have been impacted by their ministry to the present. Just as the Bereans in Acts 17:11, search and use the Scripture as the absolute and final authority for what is accepted as the truth. Hurricane Katrina Update on Deep South Assemblies Find Sermons and Articles: Our Collection is Constantly Growing How To Use This Site You may use content from this database driven site for your personal, not-for-profit purposes Please see our Creative Commons License for more details. Public Domain Material Fair Use Report Broken Links Featured Series Bible Outlines - Mark Kolchin Romans - William Newell Bible Fact Sheets - David Dunlap Christ Loved The Church - William MacDonald ... Present Testimony - G.V. Wigram Featured Studies To What Should We Be Loyal - William MacDonald What I Have Found: My Introduction to New Testament Principles Mark Frees Four Ways That God Saves (Psalm 107) - Mark Kolchin Let's Hear It for the Assemblies - William MacDonald ... ¿Fieles a qué? To What Should We Be Loyal - Spanish

4. ShawnCuthill.com :: SimpleGathering.com A discussion forum mainly about those involved with the plymouth brethren. http://bbc.quist.ca/bb/

Fellowship together online :: Index ShawnCuthill.com :: SimpleGathering.com Fellowship together online "For we be brethren" Genesis 13:8 Comments :: Community :: Communion :: Learning through dialogue *The only Open Plymouth Brethren :: Bible Chapel discussion forum on the web* Ask, seek, knock :: The truth is out there. FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in The time now is Wed Sep 07, 2005 10:26 pm ShawnCuthill.com :: SimpleGathering.com Fellowship together online Forum Index View unanswered posts Forum Topics Posts Last Post The Welcome Map - Start here This is where you will find info about this forum and tips on how to use it. Wipe your feet, watch your mouth, put things back where you found them. Treat this place with respect, like your own home. Sat Aug 27, 2005 8:22 am ShawnCuthill.com The Front Door - Greetings This area is for introducing yourself by posting a bio on who you are and your testimony of how you became a Christian (if you are one). Even if you're not, post something about where you are with God. Think of this area as an icebreaker or "get to know you game". Fri Sep 02, 2005 5:14 pm

5. The Plymouth Brethren - A Brief History A brief history by Miles Stanford. http://www.2liveischrist.net/articles/history.htm

The Plymouth Brethren - A Brief History by Miles J. Stanford BEGINNINGS Early in 1825 in Dublin, Ireland, Dr. Edward Cronin and Edward Wilson began meeting together each Lord's Day morning for the breaking of bread, worship, and study of the Word. Students of the Scriptures, these godly men could not feel at home nor find spiritual food and fellowship in the Anglican Church of Ireland and, since they did not believe in church membership (already being members of the Body of Christ), were not accepted in the relatively few dissenting and independent churches of the day. They felt that they were heeding the Lord's pronouncement in Matthew 18:20, "Where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them." They were not seeking to start a movement of any kind, they were not in competition with existing churches, nor did they attempt to influence others to do as they were doing. Nevertheless, in 1827 the little flock included H. Hutchinson, Wm. Stokes, Lord Congleton, J.G. Bellett, and J. N. Darbythe latter being an ex-lawyer, and at the time a cleric in the Irish National Church. In 1830, J. N. Darby left the Anglican priesthood and devoted himself full-time to forming and feeding similar small gatherings both in Ireland and England. These were days of unrest not only in the National churches but also throughout the various non-conformist bodies. Higher Criticism [1] was beginning to gain ground among the Anglicans, as was the Tractarian movement [2] with its trend toward Rome. At the same time the Irvingite heresy [3] with its charismatic tongues and prophesying began to surface in London.

6. Back To The New Testament: The Plymouth Brethren - Christian History & Biography Back to the New Testament the plymouth brethren. The Christian movement popularlyknown as plymouth brethren had its origin in Dublin during the aftermath http://ctlibrary.com/4549

Site Search: Home CT Mag Church/Ministry Bible/Life ... Help Member Login Password Not a member? Join now Search: Early Church American Experience Movements/Traditions World Christianity ... This Week in CH Member Services My Account Contact Us Related Sites ChristianityToday.com Christian Sites Church Sites Sermon Illustrations ARTICLE TOOLS Find similar articles Print this article Bookmark this article Toggle highlighting Back to the New Testament: the Plymouth Brethren The Christian movement popularly known as Plymouth Brethren had its origin in Dublin during the aftermath of the Napoleonic wars of the early nineteenth century. It sprang from two main sources. First was the growing conviction among a vigorous handful of Evangelicals that none of the established churches and un-established sects of Christendom truly represented a New Testament community. Second, there was a heightened and widespread anticipation about that Jesus Christ would soon return. Unfulfilled prophecy These Powerscourt meetings became a nursery of the nascent Brethren movement and a focus for its developing ideas. But some four years before they began, a group of Christians met to break bread together in a private room in Dublin's Sackville (now O'Connell) Street: in fact there were probably three such groups forming in the city before 1829, when all three came together at 9 Fitzwilliam Square, the house of Francis Hutchinson (1802-33), son of Sir Samuel Synge-Hutchinson, Archdeacon of Killala. Early in 1827 he confided to a friend that 'it appeared to him from Scripture, that believers, meeting together as disciples of Christ, were free to break bread together as their Lord had admonished them: and that, in so far as the practice of the apostles could be a guide, every Lord's Day should be set aside for thus remembering the Lord's death, and obeying his parting command'. This revolutionary belief, with its emphasis on apostolic practice, lay at the heart of the Brethren movement and was acted on without delay.

7. The Brethren Writers' Hall Of Fame Life and Works of all major authors of dispensational works, mostly plymouth brethren but many Presbyterian and Lutheran. With works online, more samples of works, and links to similar sites. http://www.newble.co.uk/writers/

THE BRETHREN WRITERS HALL OF FAME Noted Biblical writers on dispensational lines - mostly of those known to the world as "Plymouth Brethren" and some others, persuaded that the theology they use is scriptural, including God's plan for Israel, and a credible scenario for all prophecy given by Scripture - it is to be taken literally wherever this is possible. In 1827, or thereabouts, a small group of Christians met in Dublin, then part of the UK, in an attempt to return to New Testament simplicity. They took as their guide, not the creeds and religious traditions of the denominations around them, but rather by the Bible. Led by J.N.Darby, through many growing pains and some setbacks, their spiritual example is alive and growing today. These Christians have been called by many names - Plymouth Brethren being sometimes used. But their true allegiance remains to the Lord Jesus Christ, and they seek happy fellowship with all Christian brethren who love the Lord and seek to follow His word and example. Below are some works of these brethren and others who also hold dispensational doctrine to be the only true way of interpreting Scripture. Note by Webmaster I have deliberately uploaded mostly only selections from the works noted. This gives me more time to upload more works, but may leave the reader frustrated! Should this cause you real concern, email me (see below) and I'll try to put the rest of the work on line. Suggestions, especially if accompanied by material, for improvements will be welcomed.

8. Plymouth Brethren A good amount of information about the plymouth brethren. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

9. Brethren Online Brethren Online a resource of Christian materials, particularly for those belonging to the so-called plymouth brethren. Includes FAQ on Bible http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

10. Plymouth Brethren Emulators As Dr. DG Barnhouse once mused, The plymouth brethren claim to have no May it not be that the plymouth brethren constitute the Church’s classic example http://withchrist.org/MJS/pbemulators.htm

Plymouth Brethren Emulators (circa 1970) Miles J. Stanford The Little Flock Movement The late Watchman Nee was the Chinese founder and leader of the assembly-type movement named after the Brethren The Little Flock hymnalalthough it had no connection with the Plymouth Brethren movement. The stress was on localityeach group an independent unit representing the Church in its particular area. In the larger cities, each assembly was to be in a different postal zone. Believers were required to attend the gathering in their particular home area or zone, none other. Like the Brethren, a number of the assemblies would congregate centrally from time to time for a weekend teaching conference. China being largely unevangelized, Nee formulated an extensive year-long program for training believers in evangelism and soul-winning. His further emphasis was that of growth based on the identification truths. His classic, The Normal Christian Life , depicts the latter.

11. PPHBC ONLINE plymouth brethren. About their activities, themselves, and some real life experiences. Also has online resources and bible study tools. http://www.pphbc.org/

Explore Get into our digital archive of recent sermons Improved photos album now online! Let's flip through! PPH Community Service Center wants to meet your needs. Visit the CSC WELCOME to PPHBC online. Explore how we could be part of your community, touching lives as God has touched ours Dear friends, Someone once said that the church is the only cooperative society in the world that exists for the benefit of its non-members. At PPH, we seek to live in a manner that reflects the reality and vitality of our relationship with a loving God. The love of God compels us to love those around us in practical ways, and to share the joy and peace that the Lord Jesus Christ brings to our lives. Your feedback is therefore very important to us. We welcome your comments and suggestions on how we may serve you better Pastor Kok Fai kokfai@pphbc.org

12. My Brethren The History And Ministry Of Those Brethren Commonly The history and ministry of those brethren commonly called 'exclusive' http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

13. The Plymouth Brethren The plymouth brethren. The following page includes three papers written by Miles J. Stanford on the subject of the plymouth brethren (PBs)both http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

14. Plymouth Brethren: What I Have Found: My Introduction To New Testament Principle These assemblies are sometimes referred to as plymouth brethren by others.However this is not a name adopted or recognized by themselves. http://plymouthbrethren.org/page.asp?page_ID=4

15. Emmaus Bible College - Home Page Equips leaders and workers in the churches which are part of the Brethren movement. Site includes admissions and financial aid information, as well http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

16. Plymouth Brethren FAQ The so called plymouth brethren have made important contributions to the evangelical This FAQ uses the term Brethren or plymouth brethren in the http://www.brethrenonline.org/faqs/Brethren.htm

"Plymouth Brethren" FAQ Author: Shawn Abigail January 2005 Version 1.9.1 This Frequently Asked Questions list (FAQ) concentrates on the so called "Open Brethren" since this is the background of the author. However, an attempt is made to explain some of the positions of "Closed and Exclusive Brethren". This FAQ should not in any way be considered to be an authoritative document representing the view of any local church or any individual (including the author). At almost every point in this FAQ, you will find Brethren churches that will disagree or differ. Variation is even greater between different countries. The author could probably best be described as from the traditional end of the open Brethren in North America. Suggestions and corrections should be emailed to: Shawn Abigail This FAQ now has an official home page! You can see it at: http://www.brethrenonline.org Quite a number of brothers have sent me email with suggestions and additions. I would like to thank all who have helped build this FAQ. Changes - various corrections and a few additions Contents 1) Why are you producing this FAQ?

17. Stem Publishing Publisher of plymouth brethren writings and hymns on CDs, included are items that have never been available anywhere else. http://www.stempublishing.com/

ound T eaching on E lectronic M edia 2 Tim 1:13 "Have an outline of sound words, which [words] thou hast heard of me, in faith and love which [are] in Christ Jesus." Targeted search Index to writings by Topic (50 topics, 500 articles) By Bible book (Old Testament) By Bible book (New Testament) Authors J. N. Darby W. Kelly C. H. Mackintosh N. Anderson ... Others (A. J. Pollock, J. B. Stoney, F. W. Grant, ...) Magazines Scripture Quarterly Truth and Testimony The Christian's Friend The Bible Authorized version New Translation (Darby) Hymns Spiritual Songs Little Flock Updated! By Author Music (midi / scores) Hymnist biographies More Short Papers on Church History The Morrish Bible Dictionary Notes Recent updates planned improvements and some notes Please freely access and use all this material for personal study or sending to other Bible students, extracts may be compiled for notes etc. Links are welcomed from other sites to the home page. In addition links may be made to individual articles as desired. We hope to make arrangements for the material to be available on CD, please do not download in bulk from the site, this might lead to loss of access to normal users due to over use of bandwidth - which is a costly resource. Material should not be copied for republishing without permission - either on the web, CD or in print - this would be unrighteous - not Christian conduct. Les Hodgett 2 Tim. 3: 16

18. Guardian Unlimited The Guardian Obituary Helen Pincombe school (she was sent to school in Geelong, Australia, at the age of seven), she lived with her plymouth brethren aunt, whose rigid outlook led http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

19. Brethren Online These Christians have been called by many names plymouth brethren being sometimesused. But their true allegiance remains the Lord Jesus Christ, http://www.brethrenonline.org/

BrethrenOnline.org In the 1820's, a small group of Christians met in an attempt to return to New Testament simplicity. They took as their guide, not the creeds and religious traditions of the denominations around them, but rather the Bible. Through many growing pains and some setbacks, their spiritual example is alive and growing today. These Christians have been called by many names - Plymouth Brethren being sometimes used. But their true allegiance remains the Lord Jesus Christ, and they seek happy fellowship with all Christian brethren who love the Lord and seek to follow His word. FAQs Ecclesia A.D. Articles Books ... Dispensationalism HomeConnection Whats New? Jan 24, 2003 - we've changed the look of the home page Nov 17, 2002 - after being down for a couple of weeks, we now have a new Internet host (no criticism of the previous host - we just took a while getting things set up with the new host). We now have space to put some additional sermons online, so have a look. The two animated banners below describe the most important thing on this web site... what it means to be a Christian. If you do not have full assurance that God has forgiven your sins and you will go to heaven when you die, please click on one of the banners and read the material about the Gospel. This web site was accessed about 75,000 under previous names since August 1996

20. Main Small Christian Assembly, non denominational and independent. Historical roots in the plymouth brethren movement. All are welcome. Includes worship schedule, photo gallery and map. http://www.bethanygospelchapel.ca

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