House2Harvest Network

Serving to network and assist simple/house churches to do strategic missions.

House2Harvest Network is here to serve as a network and be a prophetic voice to the Body of Christ regarding the end time harvest.

Members

  • Timothy James Baxter
  • Derek R. Iannelli-Smith
  • Ken Koontz
  • Russell Rush Welch
  • Demas B. (D. B.) Martin
  • Linda Gail Kegg
  • Daniel Parsons
  • Sanjay James
  • molong nacua
  • Cleto Mhuru
  • Dan Hyde
  • Albert Onyango
  • David Lim
  • Todd Engstrom
  • Jan Ross
  • ashokumarharris@hotmail.com
  • Bill Habing
  • Chadd Schroeder
  • Jim London
  • Steve Wasike

Some simple guidelines for House2Harvest Network:

House2Harvest Network exists exclusively for the purpose of helping house/simple churches and their networks to do missions. Therefore we will hold the following values:
1. Stay on Subject. Let’s keep our subject matter on missions and simple/house churches doing missions. We would love to hear about your new dog, your cat’s social habits and see pictures of your grandkids, but let’s leave that for SimpleChurch.com or Facebook.
2. Be Sweet. If a discussion happens – speak the truth in love. Do not attack or be mean spirited. Of course Christians would never do that!
3. Focus. If your conversations get too personal, move to another social network to continue your conversation.
4. Be Aware of Security Concerns. Please be careful not to speak of names and locations of missionaries who are serving in creative access countries. You can tell a story, or share a prayer request without giving too much detail.

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Report on the Recent Global House Church Summit

Earlier this month (November 2009) over 200 leaders from 40 nations gathered in an Asian city to discuss the significance of the worldwide house church movement. Throughout the summit there were reports of how these discipling communities were multiplying and bringing change to their regions.

It was reported that there are now over 10,000 house churches in Europe, 10,000 in Australia and 6,000 in New Zealand. In the USA there are up to 12 million who attend house churches. In Bangladesh and India it was discovered that house churches have become the largest Christian movement. In Myanmar over 6,000 house churches have been started in less than five years in just one movement. The reports continued from Africa, South America and of course the phenomenal growth of the church in China. The Kingdom of God is truly expanding and the “glory of the Lord is covering the earth as the waters cover the sea!”

Dr. V.C. one of the main conveners of the summit brought these encouraging words; “It is not about setting up house based worship communities alone . . . many house churches are beginning to change not only the spiritual climate, but begin to model the wholistic life in the Kingdom of God at the village level, demonstrating Gods ability to restore families, health and even heal the land.” He added; “For example, constant prayer walking and breaking of curses placed on the land has, in a number of areas resulted in unprecedented harvests and other agricultural breakthroughs, thus demonstrating tangibly the blessing by which God is able and willing to upgrade and empower everyday life.” Truly, what is happening has more to do with transformation of communities that a mere method of doing church or conducting meetings.

Many participants in the summit agreed with the assessment that the house church movement is growing up. She is now making becoming fully involved in the Great Commission to disciple all people groups in the world. There was also a continued emphasis on being focused on the Kingdom of God rather than the organizations of men. There was a clear challenge to finish the task (Matthew 24:14) and take the gospel to the unreached and make disciples. As a result, the summit agreed to take more initiative to reach the world by working together and seeing multiplication of discipling communities happen in all nations.

Let’s continue to discuss this tremendous development and how it affects you, your mission and your nation. We have started a group called “2009 Global HC Summit – What’s Next” Be sure to join this discussion group and see how we can serve one another as we obey the Great Commission.

God Bless!
Don & Steve

House2Harvest Network Blog

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Blog Posts

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Blogs of Interest

Below are several public blogs that speak to the issues of interest with House2Harvest Network. These are not all exclusively simple/house church oriented, but they are certainly voices to consider.

Global Prayer Digest

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Missions Frontiers

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Jonathan Brink - Missio Dei

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Missional Church Network

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Momentum Magazine

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Simply Missional

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Mission Network News

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Business as Mission Network

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