Our name „The Christian Community – Movement for Religious Renewal“ expresses the main feature of our religious community: We are christians – we confess Jesus Christ, his doctrine, suffering, death and resurrection. But we are no confessional church; we are a community open to all people regardless of their special religious ideas and convictions; we are a movement that strives towards a renewal of the religious life in a way appropriate for mankind today. However, to let you know more about us, on this page, we have gathered introductory texts about The Christian Community. The texts are ordered by language (Czech, Slovak, English, German, Swedish, Finnish, Japanese).  Czech
 If you are not sure how you would place The Christian Community in your concept of the world, religion and christianity, read our challenge to place ourselves .
Self-characteristic of the Christian Community, given to the Czech Ministery of Culture as an attachment to the registration request. More detailed introduction to The Christian Community. Statute of The Christian Community in the Czech Republic, registered by the Czech Ministery of Culture.  Slovak
If you are not sure how you would place The Christian Community in your concept of the world, religion and christianity, read our challenge to place ourselves . Self-characteristic of the Christian Community, given to the Czech Ministery of Culture as an attachment to the registration request. More detailed introduction to The Christian Community.  English
Rev. Martin Samson (Adelaide) answers several questions about The Christian Community (How do I find out if The Christian Community is what I am looking for? What kinds of people am I likely to find within The Christian Community? Is there a place for children and young people in The Christian Community?). More about the seven sacraments celebrated in The Christian Community. [Site of The Christian Community in New Zealand] Frequently asked questions about The Christian Community. [Site of The Christian Community in New Zealand] Concise introduction written by James and Cynthia Hindes, the Priests in Los Angeles, and links to several other very good texts. [Site of The Christian Community in Los Angeles]  German
Detailed introduction written by Rev. Erhard Kröner from Hannover, Germany. [Site of the The Christian Community in Germany] Rev. Michael Kaiser from Graz, Austria, answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ) regarding The Christian Community and to some verbal attacks against it. [Site of The Christian Community in Austria]  Swedish
A very concise introduction written by Rev. Uwe Lemke from the Isle of Gotland, Sweden. [Site of The Christian Community in Helsinki] A very concise introduction written by Rev. John Rawcliffe and Felix Nieriker. [Site of The Christian Community in Schweden] More detailed introduction in Swedish written by Rev. Bjarne Edberg from Järna, Sweden. [Site of The Christian Community in Järna]  Finnish
Those of you who understand Finnish can read an excellent text about The Christian Community by Rev. Jussi Tuuri from Helsinki, Finland. [Site of The Christian Community in Helsinki]  Japanese
Concise introduction in Japanese. [Site of The Christian Community in Japan] More about the seven sacraments celebrated in The Christian Community. [Site of The Christian Community in Japan] | 
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