The Avondale Chapel

ABF
Avondale Bible Fellowship

Thursday Mornings, 8:30-9:30 AM
Coffee & Fellowship at 8:00 AM

Fall season begins on
Thursday, September 13^th
at the Chapel with the study of
1 Corinthians.   

The Apostle Paul established the church in Corinth on his second missionary journey (A.D. 50). Corinth was a leading city of the Roman Empire in the first century A.D. The city of Corinth located in southern Greece, in the Roman province of Achaia, was a prosperous and cosmopolitan city known for its commercial center, athletic games, and its pagan temples. The Temple of Aphrodite being the most famous whose worship of the goddess featured male and female prostitutes. Paul wrote the letter (A.D. 54), recorded as 1 Corinthians, in answer to questions that the struggling church had raised pertaining to living a Christian lifestyle in a pagan culture. Many of the issues confronting the Corinthian church and Paul’s response are still relevant for the church today.

All are invited. No special Bible knowledge or study experience is necessary. Just a desire to learn more about Jesus and His teachings and how they apply to our lives today and in the future.

Mission Statement

A - Avondale Chapel
To continue the tradition of Avondale Chapel as a meeting place for God's people.

B - Bible Study
To study the Bible as God's inspired written Word, a Word having meaning for our lives today.

F - Fellowship
To fellowship together as seekers and disciples of Christ.

ABF Background

The Avondale Bible Fellowship was established in the fall of 1995 following the renovation of the Chapel's basement hall. This Bible Study Group continues to this day.

Members of the ABF Study Committee include: Donald West, Norman Steadman, and Gary Engler.