OUR STORIES
Like all Christians, members of the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church (PBCC) live normal, fulfilling lives, but unlike others, we are not always well understood (you can have a read of commonly asked questions here).
Below is a compilation of stories from both members of the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church and everyday Australians who work in our schools, businesses and charities.
We are sharing our stories to help demystify some of the things about our community and to help Australians understand that Together, we are Brethren.
Jess
Jess Smith is a teacher at OneSchool Global in Oatlands. Jess talks about the innovation and technology used in schools and the positive experience of working with the community.
John
John Anderson is a small business owner, employing 56 staff. He is married with four kids and contributes to the Australian economy, and also happens to be a member of our Church.
Cheryl
Cheryl Reddel is a working single mother and like most Australians has a mortgage. Cheryl left the church at a young age but re-joined late on in life. Cheryl has two adult children.
Janelle
Janelle is a stay-at-home mum with three school aged children. Like all mums Janelle just wants the best for her kids and for them to do well at school.
UBT Staff
UBT is a business advisory firm that employs a mix of Brethren community members and non-members. Together they use the most up-to-date technology to help businesses right around the country on a range of issues including taxation, tax payment advice, accounting, technology, and training services.
Little Family
Gavin and Shelley Little are members of the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church. They have been married for 11 years and have three young kids.