The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church (the Exclusive Brethren)

Movement·Founded 1848 CE·Just over 55,000 members, on the body's own published figure, in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Europe, North and South America and the Caribbean. Australia holds the largest national community. The figure is self-reported and there is no independent count.

Judaism → Christianity → Catholicism → Protestantism → The Plymouth Brethren → The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church (the Exclusive Brethren)

Branch

How to Live

the ethic — what it asks of a life
The rules of ordinary life, and there are a great many of them. No university. No professional or trade association. No public office. Detached houses rather than semi-detached, so as not to share a wall. Computers and phones supplied through the fellowship's own systems. Women wear a head covering at all times, and long hair. Go deeper — context →
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