📚 A Note to All Readers of the Resource Center

 

The content presented in this Resource Center is not intended to define or prescribe the official practices of any specific Christian denomination.
Rather, it serves as a practical and spiritual reference for individuals, families, and small groups who desire to live out their faith in alignment with the original spirit of Ekklesia—without depending on formal institutions or denominational traditions.

This platform is especially for those who seek to follow Jesus sincerely and biblically, free from rigid interpretations or ceremonial formalities, and who long to experience fellowship with God and others in the simplicity of home worship.

As we’ve noted throughout this site, we warmly affirm:
“Importantly, our platform does not exclude believers who belong to existing denominations.”
If you are part of a denominational church, we respectfully encourage you to confirm with your pastor or trusted leaders whether you may continue home-based worship and prayer—especially if distance, health, work, or family obligations prevent you from attending regular services. May the Lord open that path for you.

Regarding the conduct of ceremonies or spiritual rituals, we believe that Jesus—who often taught through parables, metaphors, and varied expressions—cares more about the sincerity of our hearts than the exact method of our practice.
For instance, even the Greek word Ecclesia appears in more than 20 different spellings across manuscripts and traditions. We do not claim any one version as exclusively correct. Instead, we believe the true meaning of Ecclesia—the gathering of those called by Jesus—remains the same regardless of spelling or form.

In the same spirit, we trust that prayers lifted in home settings, guided by the Holy Spirit, reach Jesus even in places where traditional churches cannot. His presence is not bound by walls.

Finally, the purpose of this House Church outreach extends beyond believers who are unable to attend a local church.
With a global population nearing 8 billion, only about 30% identify as Christian.
Our greatest hope is that the House Church model may become a gentle yet powerful way to bring the love of Jesus to many who have never encountered the Gospel—and to encourage new steps of faith, one home at a time.