I wanted to get the word out to anyone in Central Texas about our upcoming meetings in Killeen. The gathering on Sunday (11/7) is for anyone interested in house church. The meetings on Monday (11/8) and Tuesday (11/9) evenings build on the Sunday gathering and focus on leadership training.
In order to attend and to get information about locations, you will need to call Jim Mellon. (254) 466-1853
John
The Church Comes Home: An Introduction to House Churches
Sunday, November 7th from 3 – 9 pm
George Barna’s book, Revolution, asserts that there is a major shift underway in the American church landscape. A recent Pew Foundation Report supports this idea with the finding that 7% of American Christians now consider a meeting in their home as their primary expression of church. Across the country, thousands of house churches are appearing. And, some traditional churches are beginning to develop hybrid models that incorporate the key elements of house church life.
Join John White and Hobby Chapin, leaders in the Luke Ten Community, as they explore the Biblical basis for “the church in the home”. Understand the value of “rabbit” churches and “elephant” churches. Learn practical tools that can help any group become “a vibrant family of Jesus”. Imagine what a church planting movement in Central Texas might look like. Interactive and practical.
Sponsored by the Luke Ten Community and the Killeen House Church Network
Training for House Church Leaders and Church Planters.
Two nights. Monday and Tuesday (Nov. 8 and 9) from 6:30 – 9 pm
For anyone who is already leading a house church or feels God may be calling them to do that. Also, for those called to church planting.
Join John White and Hobby Chapin as we examine the strategy for church planting that Jesus taught to his disciples. Key concepts like: praying for and identifying the house of peace, starting CO2s (churches of two), forming meaningful community, learning to hear the Head of the church together, developing regional apostolic teams. Interactive and practical.
This will build on the concepts presented on Sunday. So, people planning on attending Monday and Tuesday evenings should also attend the meeting on Sunday.
Want to know more about LK10? Check out these websites http://www.lk10.dev.cc/ and http://storiesfromtherevolution.blogspot.com/