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In our church activities, we hold two central purposes: (1) to find ways for more people to encounter the words of Jesus, even in places where large churches or established leaders are not present; and (2) to help individuals gain assurance of salvation through faith in Christ.   To accomplish this, we utilize various tools. One is the promotion of house churches. Another is Theotopology—a developing system that designs how Christian gatherings can be sustained, strengthened,

CHCMW (Christian House Church Mission Washington) and the language-model–powered support system “Ask Macros – Your Bible Study Companion!” have jointly developed a Bible Q&A learning program designed to support individuals who study Scripture independently. The purpose of this system is to make biblical exploration more accessible, easy to understand, and free from unnecessary bias, regardless of one’s background or denominational position. Since its release, users of both th

Many home-church believers are asked, “Whose permission do you have?” or “Which organization authorized your fellowship?” Yet in the New Testament, Jesus never required institutional approval. He taught that greatness in His kingdom is found in humble service, not in hierarchy (Mark 10 : 42-45; Matthew 23 : 8-12). The first disciples met simply—in homes, sharing meals, prayer, and the Word (Acts 2 : 42-47). Therefore, even without a grand building or denominational title, a g