Christadelphian Isolation League

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Christadelphian beliefs mentioned in wider discussion
Jesus Holy Spirit Biblical unitarianism Death and resurrection The "devil" as a parable
Organizations
Christadelphian Isolation League Meal-a-Day Fund Christadelphian Sunday School Union Heritage Colleges
Biographies
John Thomas Robert Roberts Thomas Williams C. C. Walker Henry Sulley W. H. Boulton Thomas Turner Albert Maier John Carter Albert Merz Alan Hayward
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The Christadelphian Isolation League (CIL) is a registered charity which aims to look after the 'spiritual welfare' of baptised Christadelphians and their family members, who are distant from an ecclesia due to physical distance or illness. It is funded by donations from the Christadelphian community.

Services

Exhortations, Bible studies and lectures in written form are mailed regularly to recipients in around 70 countries. In addition, the CIL organises a correspondence Sunday School and other youth activities, and publishes two magazines in Braille containing articles of Scriptural interest.^[1] The CIL website hosts 2500 articles as well as 5000 audio and video recordings of Christadelphian meetings.^[2]