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Why A House Church Model?

Small home churches are vital because they restore the simplicity and intimacy of the early church model as seen in the book of Acts, where believers gathered closely, shared life, and grew together in faith. In a home setting, discipleship becomes personal and impactful, relationships deepen, and every person is equipped to participate rather than just observe.

These environments create space for authentic community, personal transformation, and practical obedience to the teachings of Jesus. Small home churches don't build attendees—they build disciples who are rooted, accountable, and empowered to multiply the Kingdom in their everyday life.

Why a Network?

A house church network brings unity and shared direction to individual home gatherings. Once a month, we come together as a whole network for corporate worship, prayer, and revelatory teachings to be released, while still preserving the necessity of weekly discipleship in homes. This model reflects the early church—balancing close-knit communities while still maintaining culture and values collectively. Acts 2:46

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What Happens at a House Church Meeting?

A home church meeting is an intimate gathering of between 5 and 20 people who meet in homes weekly. There will be a time of worship, fellowship, getting into the study of the word of God and prayer.

Each home church has a pastor, but group interaction is highly encouraged. Some home churches start with a meal to "break bread" together, but not all do. Other things that occur frequently in a home church meeting is regular observance of communion and baptisms of new believers. The meetings last between 2-4 hours depending on the night, but all can come and go as needed.

Our Core Values

The Authority of Scripture

We believe the Bible is the inspired, infallible Word of God and our final authority. Bible (2 Timothy 3:16–17, Hebrews 4:12)

The Nature of God (Trinity)

We believe in one God, eternally existing as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. (Matthew 28:19, 2 Corinthians 13:14)

The Deity of Jesus Christ

Jesus is fully God and fully man, the only Savior of the world. (John 1:1, 14 Colossians 2:9)

Salvation by Grace Through Faith

We are saved by grace alone through faith in Jesus—not by works. (Ephesians 2:8–9, Romans 10:9–10)

Repentance & New Birth

Salvation produces transformation through repentance and being born again. (John 3:3, 2 Corinthians 5:17, Acts 3:19)

The Work of the Holy Spirit

The Holy Spirit indwells believers, empowers them, and leads them into truth. (John 14:16–17, Romans 8:11)

Baptism in the Holy Spirit

We believe in a distinct empowering of the Holy Spirit for bold living and ministry. (Acts 1:8, Acts 2:4)

Spiritual Gifts (Active Today)

The gifts of the Spirit are for today and build up the Church. (1 Corinthians 12:7–11, 1 Corinthians 14:1)

Divine Healing

Healing is provided through Jesus and is still active today. (Isaiah 53:5, James 5:14–15)

The Church (Body of Christ)

The Church is the body of believers called to worship, disciple, and advance God's Kingdom. (Acts 2:42–47, Ephesians 4:11–13)

Discipleship & Holy Living

Believers are called to grow in Christlikeness and live set-apart lives. (Matthew 28:19–20, Romans 12:1–2)

Evangelism & The Great Commission

We are called to proclaim the gospel of Jesus and make disciples of all nations. (Matthew 28:19–20, Romans 10:14–15)

The Return of Christ

Jesus will return again in power and glory. (Acts 1:11, Revelation 22:12)

Eternal Life & Judgment

There is eternal life for believers and judgment for those who reject Christ. (John 3:16, 36, Hebrews 9:27)

Kingdom Living

We believe God's Kingdom is active daily through believers walking in authority, power, and love. (Luke 10:19, Matthew 6:10)

The faces behind the network

Will and Amy Carter are the founders of this network. With a foundation in apostolic evangelism, this house church movement was birthed from a deep conviction to restore transformational discipleship to the everyday life of believers.

Amy carries a distinct apostolic grace, bringing vision, structure, and divine blueprints, while Will operates with a pastoral grace, faithfully strengthening and supporting the work behind the scenes.

Like all Kingdom movements, this network was forged in prayer—out of a travailing burden to see the Bride of Christ arise in unity, power, and maturity.

Together, they carry a pioneering mandate to help lead the Church back to its biblical foundation, contending for true reformation in the Western church in these critical days.

They are deeply committed to equipping the saints by creating space for the full expression of the fivefold ministry (Ephesians 4), so that the Body of Christ may grow into unity and ultimately reflect the fullness and measure of Christ.