The Bradford Central Seventh-day Adventist Church is a community of Christian believers who are committed to living all of the principles of the Kingdom of God.
As a culturally diverse group of Christians, our first aim is to model the citizenship of the Kingdom of God. Our first duty as citizens of God’s Kingdom is to love God and all people, and in our congregations you can expect to find love, warmth, friendship and acceptance.
Our members are empowered to realise and express their spiritual gifts and the resulting potential to fulfill the great gospel commission, which is to share the message of Jesus Christ, who died for our sins, rose from the grave, and will return to this earth again.
What we believe
Seventh-day Adventists accept the Bible as their only creed and hold certain fundamental beliefs to be the teaching of the Holy Scriptures. These beliefs, as set forth here, constitute the church’s understanding and expression of the teaching of Scripture. Revision of these statements may be expected at a General Conference session when the church is…
Why we are different
What is distinctive about Seventh-day Adventists? Adventists have much in common with all Christians, including the important truths that salvation is only through Jesus Christ, and that the Bible is God’s inspired revelation. For Adventists, these things are central and important. They come at the top of list in our ‘core beliefs’. Yet there is…
Our Team
Minister Pastor Neville TaylorMobile: +447737 589071Email: ntaylor@necadventist.org.uk Head Elder (Joint function) Br. Malcom Bayliss, +447794 617762 Br. Enock Nyong’a, +447780 990466 Elders Br. Benjamin Nhandara, +447429 732249 Br. John Florea, +447733 252998 Officers Department Leader Adventurer Club Br. Mndima Fue A.M.R. Untitled Bradford South Sr. Angela Goodhall Building Committee Untitled Children’s Ministries Sr. Maria Florea…
Visit us
Service Times What are you likely to experience when you visit us? We have a diverse membership that are ready to give you a warm welcome. We enjoy worship and spend most of a Saturday (Sabbath) morning in church. Some of us like to spend almost the whole day in various forms of worship and…
