Christian Brethren Church of New Zealand
The Christian Brethren Church of New Zealand is the name by which churches in the Open Brethren movement in New Zealand are publicly known. It is not a denomination in the organizational sense, but a loose network of like-minded autonomous local churches, or "assemblies", as Brethren churches are generally known. According to the Evangelical publication, Operation World, there are 202 Brethren congregations in New Zealand with 16,164 in regular attendance (including children). Some Brethren sources claim this number to be an underestimate, with internal surveys indicating as many as 38,000 adults and children attending Brethren assemblies — almost one percent of New Zealand's population.
primaryTopic
Christian Brethren Church of New Zealand
The Christian Brethren Church of New Zealand is the name by which churches in the Open Brethren movement in New Zealand are publicly known. It is not a denomination in the organizational sense, but a loose network of like-minded autonomous local churches, or "assemblies", as Brethren churches are generally known. According to the Evangelical publication, Operation World, there are 202 Brethren congregations in New Zealand with 16,164 in regular attendance (including children). Some Brethren sources claim this number to be an underestimate, with internal surveys indicating as many as 38,000 adults and children attending Brethren assemblies — almost one percent of New Zealand's population.
has abstract
The Christian Brethren Church ...... t of New Zealand's population.
@en
Link from a Wikipage to an external page
Wikipage page ID
46,881,728
Wikipage revision ID
712,021,332
area
congregations
founded date
founder
main classification
members
missionaries
name
Christian Brethren Church of New Zealand
polity
separated from
Exclusive Brethren/PBCC, 1875
comment
The Christian Brethren Church ...... t of New Zealand's population.
@en
label
Christian Brethren Church of New Zealand
@en