Ready to reconnect your church back to the original Christian canon and liturgy? Get some answers.
Yes. PCE has already helped other failing churches reconnect to the Pre-Nicene faith with a full array of digital outreach selections including The Very First Bible and the Pre-Nicene Liturgical Guide. These are provided free of charge in ebook and PDF formats and are also available in printed form. PCE will also guide you through Presbyter training should you require assistance but you will find most of the rites and sacraments are the same or very similar. For additional answers email us at outreach@pre-nicene.org
Yes. One of the best known is the Marcionite Christian Church which was established in 144 A.D. The Roman Catholic Church didn't take on its current form until after the Council of Nicaea in 325 A.D. The Pre-Nicene bible is also older, having been compiled in 144 A.D., whereas the Catholic bible wasn't formalized until 382 A.D. The Marcionite Church is also recognized for having the oldest inscription in the world bearing the name of Jesus Christ and the Vatican Library now recognizes that its Latin translations of the apostle Paul's epistles were derived directly from Greek source material provided by the Marcionite Church. To learn more, view content created by the digital outreach arm of PCE at First Bible Network.
No. All services and digital materials are provided to you at no charge. Our reasoning for this can be found in 1 Corinthians 9:12 of The Very First Bible - "What is my reward then? Verily that, when I preach the gospel, I may make the gospel of Christ without charge, that I abuse not my power in the gospel."
All digital materials can be downloaded for free at the bookstore hub. For videos, podcasts and radio episodes visit First Bible Network .
Yes. Thanks to our digital outreach arm, First Bible Network, we routinely receive hundreds of inquiries from people looking for a church that uses the Pre-Nicene bible after watching our videos and listening to our podcasts and radio shows. Upon completion of the PCE accreditation process, your church will be eligible to receive them. Contact us and let us know the region you serve - outreach@pre-nicene.org
For questions specifically related to the Pre-Nicene faith visit the Marcionite Church FAQ page here .
