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Life is full of questions, from the mundane – What shall I wear? – What will we have for dinner? – Will it rain? To the more challenging – Shall I change career? Shall we have a family? Should we move house? When shall I retire? For answers, we sometimes just make a decision by ourselves or maybe discuss with family and friends or often ‘ask Google’.
There are even more complex questions we might consider when we take time out from our busy lives. From ancient philosophers to modern thinkers, we have always grappled with life’s big questions.

Who are we? Why are we here? What happens when we die? These are timeless enquiries which are all part of being human.
Unsurprisingly, the answer to these and many other questions can be found in the Bible.
It is no less than you would expect when the author of the Bible is the creator of the earth, and all natural life on it including us humans.
We invite you to start your journey looking for answers, by visiting our ‘Life’s Big Questions’ website – lifesbigquestions.org . The website contains many short 1-4 minute taster videos, longer, more detailed videos, and plenty of written content for you to read at your own pace.
You will also find free literature on many subjects that can be posted to you or downloaded. We aim to give God’s answer to these questions from His word, the Bible, so if you are looking for answers why not give it a try.
Are you a doomscroller? Endlessly flicking through updates, videos, and headlines—only to feel more drained than when you started? It’s easy to lose hours online without finding anything that really satisfies.

What if your screen time could be used for something truly worthwhile? On the Gorseinon Christadelphians YouTube channel, you’ll find clear, Bible-based content that doesn’t just pass the time—it gives meaning to it. Instead of fleeting distractions, you’ll discover the unchanging hope and real answers that God’s Word provides.

Our videos explore the Bible’s message in a straightforward way, helping you to understand God’s plan and the hope He offers for the future. It’s truth that can change your life, not just your news feed.

So why not make the switch? Subscribe to the Gorseinon Christadelphians channel on YouTube, follow our page on Facebook and Instagram today, and spend time on what truly matters:
http://www.youtube.com/@gorseinonchristadelphians
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The word Armageddon is appearing more and more in our newsfeeds. With tensions rising around the globe and talk of World War III, journalists and commentators often use it to suggest a coming catastrophe that could wipe out humanity.
For many, Armageddon is thought of as a final, devastating war, the ultimate conflict that ends the world. Some may even recall the 1998 Hollywood blockbuster Armageddon, which portrayed an asteroid threatening life on Earth.

Some don’t realise that Armageddon is not a term invented by the media or the movies. It actually comes from the Bible, in fact, a single reference in the book of Revelation. And it doesn’t describe the end of the world, but rather the end of human misrule and the beginning of something far better.
Armageddon is about a gathering of nations to a conflict. But more importantly, it’s about God’s purpose with the Earth. It’s a call to everyone to consider where they stand in relation to what God is going to do.
The Bible promises that when this event takes place, it will pave the way for a time when nations “shall beat their swords into ploughshares” and “learn war no more” (Isaiah 2:4). Rather than fearing the future, we can look forward to it with confidence if we understand what God has revealed and prepare ourselves to be part of the peace He will bring.
We’re planning a presentation which will explore the true meaning of Armageddon, its Biblical context, and how it directly relates to each of us today. More than just a warning, it brings hope – the hope of a coming kingdom where peace and righteousness will finally prevail
Please come to our presentation on this subject on Sunday October 12th at 2pm, 110 Pontardulais Road, Gorseinon, SA4 4FQ
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From the 4th to the 9th of August Pontardawe Arts Centre plays host to not one but two fascinating exhibitions about the Bible which will be on display in the Main Theatre. The Bible is a unique and extraordinary book which has played a large part in creating and preserving our language and culture.
The Bible Exhibition charts how the Bible has been preserved through the centuries and translated into modern language. Archaeological exhibits confirm the historical accuracy of it’s claims and displays bring to life some of the incredible prophecies which have come true. The exhibition finishes by describing the vital message of the Bible and its relevance in the modern world. With kid’s activities, a quiz, an audio guide and interactive displays there is plenty to keep all ages absorbed and entertained.
The Welsh Bible Exhibition tells the classic story of Mary Jones and her Bible and shows how critical the Welsh Bible was to the survival of the Welsh language.
Admission is free and you will not be asked for any contributions.
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Our aim is to encourage people to read the amazing book, the Bible, which is God’s message to us. For those motivated to read and understand the Bible for themselves, we are holding a 6-week seminar series in Pontardawe Leisure Centre, starting in September. The Learn to Read the Bible Effectively seminars aim to give you the tools to discover the Bible message:
If you don’t have your own Bible, you can pick a free one up in the exhibition.
You can book in advance (email: bible4wales@gmail.com) or just turn up. We would love to see you there and share our love of reading the Bible and of course God and Jesus.
What? Learn to Read the Bible Effectively seminars (free, no obligation)
When? Tuesdays, 7:15 – 8:45pm from 2nd September for 6 weeks
Where? Pontardawe Leisure Centre, Studio 3
Who? Run by local Christadelphians (we are a worldwide group and have several churches in the area – Ammanford, Bridgend, Gorseinon, Llanelli, Mountain Ash, Mumbles, Swansea)
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