Welcome to the BAHN website!

Promoting scholarly analysis and understanding of the Brethren movement.

What is BAHN?

Research

BAHN aims to encourage research into Brethren history worldwide, to assist those in writing such history, and to promote greater understanding of the development of the movement.

Publication

BAHN aims to publish, and support the publication of, historical works on the Brethren, and to increase the awareness of them.

Resources

BAHN aims to support the development of archives of Christian Brethren material, the deposit of material in such archives, and to make their resources better known.

Networking

BAHN aims to connect those interested in Christian Brethren history through regular residential conferences and webinars.

Research

BAHN aims to encourage research into Brethren history worldwide, to assist those in writing such history, and to promote greater understanding of the development of the movement.

Publication

BAHN aims to publish, and support the publication of, historical works on the Brethren, and to increase the awareness of them.

Resources

BAHN aims to support the development of archives of Christian Brethren material, the deposit of material in such archives, and to make their resources better known.

Networking

BAHN aims to connect those interested in Christian Brethren history through regular residential conferences and webinars.

Upcoming Events

Webinar

Dr. Stuart Mathieson, Queens University Belfast

The social composition and political affiliations of the membership of Apsley St. Gospel Hall, Belfast, c.1912-1914

Zoom Webinar Friday, 25 October 2024

Conference

BAHN Bicentennial Conference 2025

Chief Men and Women of the Brethren revisited.

Luther King House, Manchester, June 25th-27th, 2025

Resources

Publications

View all BAHN publications

Brethren Historical Review

Learn more about the annual BAHN journal

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