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Believer's Assembly was established by a group of committed
Christians during the early 1990's. The assembly hall was dedicated
to God's glory on December 2, 1995 by Br. P. P Abraham. God has
richly blessed our congregation in the past several years and should
His coming tarry, we hope He will continue to bring forth bountiful fruit
to our midst in future.
Click on the following links to learn more about our Church.
A bit of History
Our church has had its humble beginnings in the pattern of the
"Plymouth Brethren", a group of Christians who gathered in
Plymouth, UK during the 1800's. Some of the early leaders such as,
John Nelson Darby, George Mueller, Dr. Edward Cronin, John Bellett,
Anthony Norris Groves, and Francis Hutchinson felt that the
established Church had become too involved with the secular state
and had abandoned many of the basic truths of Christianity. As the
movement spread, a large group of adherents assembled in
Plymouth by 1831 which is why Brethren are often called by that
name.
The Plymouth Brethren are unusual in refusing a denominational
name; they do not generally refer to themselves as "Plymouth
Brethren," nor do they regard themselves as a denomination, citing I
Corinthians 3:4, where Paul scolds believers for dividing themselves
into groups. Thus there is no denominational headquarters, no
single standard of affiliation or formal membership. Each local
assembly is independent and autonomous, informally linked with
other assemblies only by a common heritage and common
emphasis on the primacy of the weekly Breaking of Bread service.
Please click here to know more about the Plymouth Brethren and
other brethren assemblies world-wide.
