Welcome

Welcome to the CIL Website.  The Isolation League provides a service to Christadelphian Brothers and Sisters, and their families, who are isolated from their ecclesia.  The services are provided at the request of your ecclesia, however you can access all of our material on this website, whether you are in isolation or not.  

Our services include:

  • regular Exhortations, Bible Studies and Lectures
  • Sunday School and Youth Activities
  • Braille magazines, books and correspondence
  • an audio and video Recordings Library
  • an online meeting platform (CIL Meet)

Please contact us to find out more.

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Latest Updates

A New Look Is Coming to the CIL Website

Friday, 07 November 2025
New CIL Website Look
We’re pleased to share that the CIL website will soon be getting a visual refresh — God willing. The content you rely on — from daily readings and exhortations to online meetings — will still be there. But the site itself will feel cleaner, easier to read, and more comfortable to use across all devices.
  • News

Esther and Mordecai as types (1/2)

Monday, 24 November 2025
Esther is a record familiar to us: full of drama, excitement and the victory of good over evil. Yet it is so much more than that! Although God is absent from the record by name, His divine hand is certainly present in the events that lead to the preservation of His people.
  • Bible Studies

Godliness with Contentment

Sunday, 23 November 2025

Readings: Nehemiah 11; Amos 3; 1 Timothy 6

There are a lot of people in the truth from all sorts of backgrounds; shop workers, teachers, mechanics, builders, hospital workers and such. This normally might cause differences between us that prevent us getting along. But there is one very important thing that helps to prevent disagreements and that is having a common belief. We know that in our case religion is a very strong binding force between us. We have a common bond based on Bible truth and this affects our behaviour in a positive way and bring us closer together even though we might live in isolation and only get to see our brothers and sisters occasionally.

  • Exhortations

Lessons from Numbers for today's ecclesia (2/2)

Monday, 17 November 2025

In John 17 the Spirit draws us in to the intimate communication between Jesus and his Father. Jesus lifts up his eyes to heaven and speaks the words of the glorious prayer that follows in the rest of the chapter.

  • Bible Studies

The Trembling of Ephraim

Sunday, 16 November 2025

Readings: Nehemiah 3; Hosea 13; 1 Thessalonians 1-2

The prophet Hosea prophesied during the period when the kingdom of Israel was divided into two; the two tribes of Judah and the ten tribes of Israel. This prophecy focusses on the kingdom of those ten tribes.  We know from scripture that at the time of Hosea, God’s judgement on the northern kingdom of Israel was near.

  • Exhortations

Paul to go to Rome

Sunday, 09 November 2025

Readings: Ezra 3-4; Hosea 6; Acts 23-24

Paul had completed three missionary journeys altogether possibly lasting about ten years. However, he never forgot all the evil he had done in his earlier days against the new Christian church, or ecclesia; “I was formerly a blasphemer, a persecutor, and an insolent man; but I obtained mercy because I did it ignorantly in unbelief” (1 Timothy 1:13).

  • Exhortations

God spared not His own Son

Monday, 03 November 2025
It is an amazing fact that at the climax of His ministry on earth the Lord Jesus saved the lives of two murderers, although in very different ways. The life of one was preserved for a short time only, the life of the other was saved for eternity. Both had been rebels against the occupying power of Rome and both were condemned to death by crucifixion, although in one case there had been an exchange.
  • Bible Studies

Rulership in the Kingdom

Saturday, 01 November 2025

When we think of the term ‘rulership’ we may think of a dictatorship, the suppression of a people by a ruling authority or some other idea related to what we have seen or experienced in this world.

The reason why dictatorship and suppression are often linked with rulership today is because mankind is failing and selfish and very often produces a corrupt leader, governor or ruler. Such a leader is greedy and yearns for control.

But when we look at the future kingdom of GOD that will be set up on earth when Christ returns, do you think there will be a rulership in the same way as we see today? Full of corruption, extortion, selfishness and greed?

  • Lectures