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Brethren groups tend towards a reluctant admission of being part of the said movement, or using the PB title, primarily when cornered with questions of their general history along with a standard theoretical apologetic on why it shouldn't be branded a denomination, of which countless books, pamphlets and articles have been written over the years as educational material towards this ambition. The PBCC are figured to be the original Plymouth Brethren of the initial Exclusive branch in 1848, and are the only faction to retain the term "Plymouth Brethren" proactively in their promotional material.
* [[Who's Who in the PBCC]]
The PBCC should be credited for contributing a wide variety of Bible teachers to the printing world, nearly everyone affiliated the Brethren with a modest library has at least a few favorite authors who served in leadership with what is now the PBCC, including:
* [[John Gifford Bellett]]