61. Encyclopedia4U - Plymouth Brethren - Encyclopedia Article Later this movement split several times, resulting in the open brethren mainly referredto by the name Plymouth Brethren and the Exclusive Brethren, a cult http://www.encyclopedia4u.com/p/plymouth-brethren.html

ENCYCLOPEDIA U com Lists of articles by category ... Encyclopedia Home Page SEARCH : Plymouth Brethren The Plymouth Brethren is a Christian religious movement founded in Dublin Ireland in by John Nelson Darby , Edward Cronin, John Bellett, and Francis Hutchinson. As the movement spread, a large group of adherents assembled in Plymouth, England and the members were called the Plymouth Brethren. Later this movement split several times, resulting in the Open Brethren mainly referred to by the name "Plymouth Brethren" and the Exclusive Brethren , a cult -like cell-structured movement led by James Taylor Senior, James Taylor Junior, James H. Symington, John S. Hales, and currently Bruce D. Hales. The latter branch is not represented on the Internet for obvious reasons: their teachings forbids all use of computers, TV and radio, and their organization has strong mechanisms in place to ensure that this policy is followed. (They are, however, allowed to read newspapers.) External Links http://www.brethrenonline.org/ http://www.plymouthbrethren.com/ On the Exclusive Plymouth Brethren Content on this web site is provided for informational purposes only. We accept no responsibility for any loss, injury or inconvenience sustained by any person resulting from information published on this site. We encourage you to verify any critical information with the relevant authorities. Privacy This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License . It uses material from the Wikipedia article " Plymouth Brethren

62. Plymouth Brethren Those who sympathized with Darby became the Closed Brethren and those who sidedwith Muller were known as open brethren. The two strains of Brethrenism http://www.spurgeon.org/s_and_t/pb.htm

Plymouth Brethren by C. H. Spurgeon From the February 1867 Sword and Trowel E HAVE been requested to reply to a small tract which has been given away at the door of the Tabernacle, by one of the "Plymouth Brethren," but it is so devoid of all sense, Scripture and reason, that it needs no reply. We have not learned the art of beating the air, or replying to nonsense. The only meaning we could gather from the rambling writer's remarks was a confirmation of our accusation, and a wonderful discovery that a long controverted point is now settled; the unpardonable sin is declared to be speaking against the Darbyites. Neither Mr. Newton* nor Mr. Muller** would sanction such action; it is only from one clique that we receive this treatment. It is worthy of note that even the printer was ashamed or afraid to put his name to the printed paper. Our error was rectified as soon as ever we knew of it, and being fallible we could do no more; but these men, who pretend to be so marvellously led of the Spirit, have in this case deliberately, and in the most unmanly manner, sought to injure the character of one who has committed the great sin of mortifying their pride, and openly exposing their false doctrine. NOTES (added by The Spurgeon Archive) John Cox's letter to the editor in the March 1867 Sword and Trowel. [

63. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Society > ... > Christianity > Denominations > Ply Brethren. Browse, Sites in Plymouth Brethren (5). Books Online (7);Brethren Bookstores (10). Exclusive Brethren (2); open brethren (2). http://www.alexa.com/browse/categories?catid=136884

64. Plymouth Brethren - Godulike - An Irreverent Look At The Faith Industry Philosophical battle lines were drawn and the originals took the title of ExclusiveBrethren and the new boys and girls became the open brethren . http://www.godulike.co.uk/faiths.php?chapter=78&subject=who

65. The Brethren Writers' Hall Of Fame During his illustrious and fruitful lifetime, he moved from the Salvation Army tothe open brethren to the closed Brethren (Grantites), to an extended ministry http://www.newble.co.uk/writers/pbhistory.html

THE BRETHREN WRITERS HALL OF FAME Noted biblical writers on dispensational lines - mostly of the persuasion known to the world as "Plymouth Brethren" 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. Darby - the latter being an ex-lawyer, and at the time a cleric in the Irish National Church.

66. Decision Making In The Ancient Church England that later developed into the Exclusive Brethren and those in Bristol andBarnstaple, among others, that subsequently became known as open brethren. http://webmail.mobap.edu/schulten/CovSem.Ref&Mod.paper.htm

67. How Pak - Open Brethren Churches open brethren Pakuranga Christian Fellowship. Meets 96 Udys Rd, Pakuranga.Phone 576 2435. Fax 576 2435. New Life. open brethren. Orthodox. Pentecostal. http://www.howpakchristiandirectory.org.nz/churches/brethren.htm

Open Brethren Pakuranga Christian Fellowship Meets: 96 Udys Rd, Pakuranga Phone: Fax: Postal: PO Box 51-087, Pakuranga Email: frankpam@xtra.co.nz Contact: Pastor Frank Hutchinson Services: Sun 10am Churches Anglican Apostolic Assembly of God Baptist ... Wesleyan Methodist

68. Independent Fundamentalist Family The open brethren, on the other hand, accept all believers as true Christians (Brethren),even if other members of their church might hold allegedly false http://jmahoney.com/indfunfam.htm

Independent Fundamentalist Family Churches in this family flowed from the work of John Nelson Darby (1800-1882). He was an Anglican priest who came to reject the idea of a state church and sought an approach to faith that would be non-denominational. The movement he began in England in the 1820s attempted a more complete revival of early Christianity than either the Puritan or Wesleyan movements, which had come earlier. This new movement sought to literally recreate the Apostolic church through intense focus on the Bible. Darby’s key theological concept was “dispensationalism.” From his work came modern fundamentalism. Dispensationalism sees the Bible as a history of God's dealing with humanity in terms of various periods (dispensations) of history. There are different characteristics of the various periods and subdivisions, with different themes and issues apparent at different times. Based on this theory, the true church was seen as a faithful subgroup. Anyone who would foster a particular denomination was seen as acting contrary to the action of the Holy Spirit. Darby established assemblies of like-minded believers. They accepted no authority except the "charismatic" leadership of Darby.

69. Concordant Antiquities And one of the books was Englishman s Greek Concordance. AEK was baptizedinto the open brethren group in the Los Angeles River. http://www.concordant.org/expohtml/FaithfulLaborers/ConcordantAntiquities.html

Concordant Antiquities DATE EVENT AEK's AGE Adolph Ernst Knoch was born in Saint Louis, December 19 Working with his father, who was a school janitor, A.E. K. at the age of nine would sweep one floor before school every morning. The Knoch's move to Los Angeles area and reside on 38th Street in Vernon. Adolph received a Holy Bible in December from his brother Ulrich, older by ten years, and Addie, a sister. Inscribed was - "Remember thy Creator in the days of thy youth." A.E.K. graduates from West Vernon grammar school. June 16 A.E.K. graduates from Los Angeles High School June 27, at age 18. One of A.E.K.'s high school teachers saw a literary potential in him and she suggested he read the great literature such as Shakespeare or the Bible. At that time Shakespeare was not available to him, but there was a family Bible. A.E.K. first read the Bible from a purely literary point of view. During grade school and high school A.E.K. would do errands for his brother's print shop on Boyd Street, Commercial Printing House, largest in L.A. Soon after graduating from high school he began working full time there as "printer's devil" doing all the dirty work. Later he obtained his apprenticeship and eventually became superintendent.

70. Adrian Warnock's UK Blog: Whatever Happened To The Brethren? The open brethren began in the 19th century with a group of British EvangelicalChristians who wanted to return to the purity of the New Testament Church. http://www.adrian.warnock.info/2003/12/whatever-happened-to-brethren.htm

Adrian Warnock's UK Blog A blog by this UK based Christian Psychiatrist, preacher and Father to 4 children Friday, December 12, 2003 Whatever Happened to the Brethren? Church history always fascinates me. This page I found gives a great introduction to the Brethren? "The Open Brethren began in the 19th century with a group of British Evangelical Christians who wanted to return to the purity of the New Testament Church. Their desire was to base church practice on the Bible, rather than on the traditions of a particular denomination. Key early Brethren leaders included J N Darby, A. N. Groves, and George Muller. Some of the distinctives of the Brethren are: -The autonomy of the local congregation -Leadership by a body of lay elders; opposition to the idea of a paid professional ministry -The Lord's Supper - a Communion service which is open for any (male) member in good standing to teach, give a -Bible reading, pray, announce a hymn etc. -The baptism of believers (i.e. not infants), by immersion -Usually (but not always) a very conservative interpretation of the Bible's teaching about the role of women; in particular, no place for women in leadership or public teaching. "

71. Vital Information On Jehovah's Witnesses Cults Sects Apologetics Occult New Age In order for us to be clear, we need to look at the early history of the creationof what can be called in broad terms open brethren and Exclusive Brethren http://www.reachouttrust.org/regulars/articles/other/exbreth.htm

Building a Bridge of Reason Printer Friendly Version - opens in separate window EXCLUSIVE BRETHREN Plymouth Brethren The roots of this group go back to the ministry of John Nelson Darby. JND was trained in law at Trinity College, Dublin but once converted to Christ he joined the Anglican Church in Ireland. In 1829 he joined a free Bible Study in Dublin which eventually split off from the Anglican Church. The first Brethren meeting held in Plymouth, Devon, England was in January 1832. The web pages on Plymouth Brethren (referred to as 'web1' in future) tell us that, We need to understand that at this point the group was not cultish and indeed whereas there may be differences of secondary doctrine with groups that have stayed loyal to this original vision they are not a cult. In order for us to be clear, we need to look at the early history of the creation of what can be called in broad terms 'Open Brethren' and 'Exclusive Brethren'. The early vision was to throw off, as they saw it, the trappings of 'religion' and meet without ordained ministers and carefully orchestrated meetings. Every man was encouraged to take part and the meetings were in simple places. There were no musical instruments and the breaking of bread was a simple but meaningful act.

72. John Nelson Darby And The Brethren Assemblies - Difficulties These came to be called the “Neutral” or “Open” Brethren, the “OB s”for short. Traditionally, the open brethren excelled in preaching the gospel. http://www.johndarby.org/difficulties/

Difficulties Gathering Clouds Increasing Dissension The First Great Division Further Developments A. Gathering Clouds the oneness and fellowship among the Brethren was too fair a scene for Satan to tolerate However, the oneness and fellowship among the Brethren was too fair a scene for Satan to tolerate. Soon the clouds began to gather and the beauties of this primitive scene began to be marred, its loveliness decimated. Despite Darby's and Newton's many talents and contributions, their differences began to create turmoil and division which limited the extent of the Lord's work among the Brethren. 1. Differences on Prophetic Matters One difference between Newton and Darby that soon became apparent was on prophetic matters. In the biography of Groves, Lang mentions three different views on prophetic matters held among the Brethren: (top) This latter group thought that some believers would pass through the tribulation and that only the overcomers would share in the first resurrection with the millennial kingdom being a reward to them. Newton felt that the church would go through the tribulation and that all the saints would be raptured when the Lord appears at the end of the tribulation. Darby believed that the entire church would be raptured before the days of the great tribulation. Despite these doctrinal differences, for a long while all of these saints walked in the same basic way and met according to the same principles. 2. Differences on the Church

73. The Plymouthe Brethren Darby s followers formed a closelyknit federation of churches, and were knownas the Exclusive Brethren; the others, called open brethren, maintained a http://privatewww.essex.ac.uk/~alan/family/N-PlymouthBrethren.html

The Plymouth Brethren Following Darby's return to England in 1845, disputes over doctrine and church government split the Brethren. Darby's followers formed a closely-knit federation of churches, and were known as the Exclusive Brethren; the others, called Open Brethren, maintained a congregational form of church government, and less rigorous standards for membership. The Exclusive Brethren later split into yet smaller sub-sects. Return to Index Page

74. My Brethren The History And Ministry Of Those Brethren Commonly My brethren are those who hear the word of God and do it, Luke 8 21. our new site  mybrethren.org  is now open. It has everything here plus http://www.globalserve.net/~mybrethren

“My brethren are those who hear the word of God and do it”, Luke 8: 21. 1998-2003: This site is at its space limit and can't accept any additions. But our new mybrethren.org The history and ministry of those brethren commonly called ‘exclusive’ Welcome to believers in the Lord Jesus! If you don't know Christ as your Lord and Saviour, please take a look at the following pages first . Thank you. What is a Christian? In associating others with Himself as “My brethren”, the Lord Jesus dignified that holy relationship. The use of divisive/sectarian adjectives debases that holy name. In the same spirit, I reach out ... Menu My Brethren The history and ministry of those brethren commonly called ‘exclusive’ Editorial Staff A Personal Message So You've Left the Jims? F R A M E S NO - makes it simple to - use this to print or download pages Page Top V iew, Te x t Size, M edium.

75. Bethesda (Frankel Estate) Church brethren Assembly(open Plymouth). Schedules for services and ministries, church history, and statement of faith. Links to Bethesda (Katong) Kindergarten. http://bfec.org.sg/

Bethesda (Frankel Estate) Church Frankelite.com Bethesda (Katong) Kindergarten Home ... Contact Us Main Menu Home Contact Us Bulletin Information Services Ministries Cell Groups Life Events ... Location Map Greetings Welcome to our Church Sunday Services 8am English Service : 8-9.30am (in the Sanctuary) 10am English Service : 10-11.30am (in the Sanctuary) Chinese Service : 9.30-11am (in the Chapel) Click on Services on the sidebar for more information. BFEC Members, please go to the Frankelite.com website for announcements. Are you wondering about God? If you are wondering about God or about Christianity, view this short Flash presentation Macromedia Flash Player required.) Interested in Knowing More? If you are not yet committed to Jesus, but are interested in knowing more about Christianity, we have counsellors to help you. Alternatively you can join other seekers and new believers in either our Alpha Course ( http://bfec.org.sg/alpha

76. Point Grey Inter-Mennonite Fellowship (PGIMF) Original Home Page A small but open congregation affiliated with both the Mennonite brethren Conference (1987) and the Conference of Mennonites in B.C. (1992). http://www.xmission.com/~gastown/menno/pgf.html

You are now being redirected to the new home page of the Point Grey Inter-Mennonite Fellowship (PGIMF)

77. Fablis Directory For /Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Christianity/Denominatio Usenet newsalt.religion.christian.plymouth.brethren news - Google Groups. Thecontent of this directory is based on the open Directory and may have been http://directory.fablis.com/guide/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Christianity

Web Directory Quick Search Fablis Society Christianity Denominations Plymouth Brethren Click here to list your site Books Online Brethren Bookstores Exclusive Brethren ... Open Brethren See also: Top/Society/Religion and Spirituality/P Brethren Online - Christian materials: FAQ on Bible software, Bible study, articles, and links. Exclusive Brethren Information - A collection of personal stories, contacts, and resources for former members of the Exclusive Brethren, specifically the Taylor or Taylorite branch currently led by John S. Hales of Australia. Fool4Him.com - Encouraging Christians to be closer to their Savior through doctrinal and practical ministry. Are we willing to be fools for him ? (I Corinthians 4:10) Salvation Communications - Outreach and essays. WithChrist.org - A web site designed for Christians wanting a more intimate relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ. Writings of the late Miles J. Stanford. Usenet news:alt.religion.christian.plymouth.brethren - news: Google Groups This category needs an editor Last Updated: 2003-12-29 00:29:27 Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.

78. :: Ez2Find :: Grace Brethren URL http//www.cenational.org/; Dallas Center Grace brethren Church Site Info - Translate - open New Window Dallas Center, IA. http://ez2find.com/cgi-bin/directory/meta/search.pl/Society/Religion_and_Spiritu

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79. Bulletin Board: Announcements, Events, Jobs, Notices, Open Questions Previously, the Credit Union had been open for all Church of the brethren membersand family members in Illinois and Wisconsin, and all Church of the brethren http://www.cob-net.org/bb-posts.htm

COB Bulletin Board: POSTS Archived Messages Available Please use our interactive bulletin board to post your Brethren related announcement, event, job position, invitation, or open question to our membership. Please be sure to fill in each required field and then click the “Add to List” button to append your notice at the top of the list. For your convenience, a “Preview” button allows you to experiment with formatting before adding. You may need to click your browsers Reload button in order to refresh the page and show the new entry. Use our New URLs version to post new web Brethren addresses. Thank you for the privilege of serving your online interests. Administrator reserves the right to disallow any submission that is not deemed entirely appropriate for a religious organization, or constitutes solicitation for purposes of commerce, unless the proceeds directly benefit charitable or non-profit organizations. Goofed? Double entry? Need something changed? Just tell the Web Administrator which one to edit or remove. Por favor, que use nuestro tablón de anuncios interactivo para apostar sus anuncios, trabajos, posiciones, invitaciones, o preguntas para nuestros miembros con referencia a la Iglesia de los Hermanos. Por favor, que llene los espacios necesarios y depués que seleccione ¨Añada a la Lista¨ para añadir sus noticias a la cabeza de la lista. Para su comodidad, puede seleccionar ¨Preestreno¨ para que pueda hacer experimentos con el formato antes de añadirlo. Es posible que sea necesario seleccionar el butón de ¨Reload¨ para mostrar la partida nueva. Use nuestra versión

80. An Open Letter To My Brethren In The Spirit WZO. Next holidays June 19 Jerusalem Day June 26 Shavuot, An OpenLetter to My brethren in the Spirit. Pinsker and his Brochure. By http://www.wzo.org.il/en/resources/view.asp?id=1629

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