Open Brethren

• Iglesia Cristiana Evangélica Argentina - Asambleas de Hermanos

 

• BrethrenPedia - The Plymouth Brethren Wiki

 

• Indian Brethren UK

 

• About the Movement in Germany - Bruederbewegung

 

• Brethren blog (web log) - Bible Archive

 

• Brethren from South Africa and African Missionaries

 

• BrethrenAssembly.com - Site By Indian Brethren

 

• Brethrenonline.org

 

• PlymouthBrethren.org

 

• PlymouthBrethren.com

 

• BibleTruth.net - A portal for information for locating and contacting
  

 

• individual assemblies

 

• MSC - Missionary Service Committee - A Canadian site with an address book of many assemblies and oversees missionaries

 

• Vision Ministries -- A Canadian site with an address book of many assemblies and workers

 

• CMML Flight Service an assembly aviation service in Zambia

 

• BrethrenApologetics.com

 

• Gospel Stories by Harold Smith - 3 min long stories

 

• Brethren Gems

 

• Fool for Him.com - A site with numerous articles, books and periodicals of the plymouth brethren

 

• BrethrenMissions (BrMi) - Mission Resources, Geo Profiles

 

Bible Colleges/Schools

• Emmaus Bible College - American Brethren Bible College

 

• Kawartha Lakes Bible College - Canadian Brethren Bible College

 

• Emmaus Correspondence School - Bible Courses

 

• Trinity School Of Apologetics And Theology Distance Education

 

• Indus School Of Apologetics And Theology Distance Education



Resources

• Precious Seed Magazine

 

• Truth & Tidings Magazine

 

• Uplook Magazine

 

• Voices For Christ, Audio Sermons

 

• Words in Season Magazine

 

• Vision Ministries "Thinking Ahead" Magazine

 

• Website for EBs

 

• Grace & Peace E-periodical

 

Influence

The influence of the Plymouth Brethren upon evangelical Christianity exceeds their relatively small numerical proportion. The movement today has many small assemblies in Great Britian, Canada and the US, New Zealand and Australia, then the European, African and Asian continents.

 

 

PB missionaries have had a major impact on missions around the world - specifically in central sub-Saharan Africa and Asia. They have been productive writers and publishers including George Cutting's Safety, Certainty, and Enjoyment, and many tracts and correspondence courses in many languages from Emmaus Bible College Trinity School Of Apologetics.

 

Many leaders of the contemporay evangelical movement have come from PB backgrounds including Geoff Tunnicliffe, CEO of the World Evangelical Alliance, the late British scholar FF Bruce, Brian Maclaren of the emerging church movement, 1950's Auca missionary martyrs Ed McCully, Jim Elliot, and Peter Fleming, and the late great preacher Dr. Harry Ironside. In recent years Alex Strauch's book, Biblical Eldership, has become a manual used in evangelical circles outside the Brethren movement. J.N. Darby, one of the founders of the movement, is sometimes credited with beginning the so-called "dispensationalism" movement that is now promoted through Dallas Theological Seminary and is wide-spread in contemporary evangelicalism. They have also made significat contributions in Christian Apologetics.

The Brethren have made significant contributions to Christian hymnody, particularly on the subect of the person and work of Christ, and hymns for use at the Lord's Supper.

 

 

Aleister Crowley on occassion ascribes his occult interests to the rigid theological dogma of his childhood in a Plymouth Brethren family in Warwickshire, in particular his mother's constant admonishments that he was the Beast of Revelation and that he would go to hell for his behaviour.

 

 

Related

Commended Workers

 

Plymouth Brethren History

 

 

Plymouth Brethren History in North America from Emmaus Bible College

Some brethren from 1827: Present ministry, words of encouragement, and some history showing what was intended for the church from the beginning -

 

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