How long has this building graced Petrie Terrace? The Brisbane Christadelphians, a fixture on Petrie Terrace since 1958, boast a history as rich as their faith. Before this beautiful building, this close-knit community thrived in hired halls, their roots reaching back to the 1880s. Imagine Brisbane then, a burgeoning city with a burgeoning belief. The Brisbane Christadelphians, or ecclesia, meaning “groups of people,” have always sought a deeper understanding of the Bible. Their journey led them to erect this very building, a testament to their enduring commitment. Today, with over 120 members and 30 children, the Brisbane Christadelphians continue to gather. Every Sunday at 11:00 am, they hold their Memorial Meeting. This service isn’t just a tradition; it’s a heartfelt commemoration of Jesus’ life and death, marked by the breaking of bread and drinking of wine. But the Brisbane Christadelphians are more than Sunday worshippers. They host bible studies, lively fraternals, and nurturing Sunday School classes for children as young as five. This place isn’t just bricks and mortar. It’s a tapestry woven with faith, learning, and fellowship, a testament to the enduring spirit of the Brisbane Christadelphians.
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