What Is a House Church?

A House Church is a spiritual community that fulfills the essential purposes of the church—worship, teaching, fellowship, service, evangelism, and missions—within the context of the home.

Each House Church is:

  • Shepherded by trained lay leader(s)

  • Made up of 6–12 people

  • Gathered weekly in homes on Friday evenings

    • To carry out the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19)

    • To see people saved and formed as disciples of Jesus

    • To actively engage in mission and outreach

    • To equip the saints through serving within the House Church (Ephesians 4:12)

  • House Churches meet in homes on Friday nights from 6:00–9:00 PM and are led by a Shepherd (lay leader). Each group consists of 6–12 adults and is family-based, welcoming children and teens to participate alongside their parents.

    House Church is a safe and welcoming space where individuals:

    • Fellowship and build meaningful relationships

    • Worship together

    • Share their lives

    • Pray for one another

    Meals are provided by the host as part of cultivating a spirit of hospitality and family.

  • House Church is not simply a small group—it is a missional expression of the church. Each House Church is designed to be a safe and inviting space for those who are not yet acquainted with the Christian faith, while also calling committed church members into a shared life of service, discipleship, and evangelism.

    Every member participates in the mission, living out their faith together both inside and outside the home.

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