Remembrance Day

On Remembrance Day, the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church pays tribute to the immense sacrifices made by many in the line of conflict. At this time, we think of all whose courage and bravery protected our freedom, and the values of care and compassion which our communities live by today.

Now 106 years on since the guns fell silent across Europe, we also reflect on the contributions made by members of our Church who served in both World Wars.

In line with our Christian beliefs, members of our Church served alongside soldiers on the front lines to help and rescue the wounded as non-combatants. Their extraordinary bravery was recognised with awards for valour in service, including the Military Cross in WW1.

We honour and remember them and all who have served, today and always.

Gospel Hall of Plymouth Brethren church

Correcting the Record: “Brethren charity sues woman allegedly abused by an elder”

Correcting the Record: “Brethren charity sues woman allegedly abused by an elder”. Reports by The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age on 8 February 2026 falsely implied that the Plymouth Brethren Christian Chruch’s charity, the Rapid Relief Team or RRT, is suing a person, because she made allegations of abuse against a church member. This is categorically untrue. This article made, or otherwise repeated, deeply disturbing […]

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Plymouth Brethren Christian Church pledges support to the Jewish community

Together with other faith and community groups in Australia, this afternoon the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church signed the following: In the wake of the unspeakable attack on our Jewish community at Bondi Beach, we come together across cultural, linguistic and religious differences to make a unified pledge:  We collectively mourn for victims and their families […]

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