A family opens their home
A believing family offers their home or courtyard as a place for believers to meet.


There is no church building in most of these villages. So the church meets where the people already are: in homes, courtyards and simple rooms, with the Bible open and believers gathered together.
Twenty-five new home churches are planted every month across the Faisalabad district, the areas around Lahore and into Sindh, and the ones planted before them keep meeting. Pastors, disciples and ten motorcycle evangelists travel out to lead, teach and encourage them.
A home church needs very little: a Bible, someone to teach from it, and a family willing to open their home. It lets believers meet together in their own village, close to where they live and work.
“The church meets where the people already are.”
Worship, the reading of Scripture, teaching from the Bible, and prayer for one another.
Home churches are simple, they can grow easily, and they keep new believers close to other believers. When a village has a home church, a new believer always has somewhere to go.

A believing family offers their home or courtyard as a place for believers to meet.

A pastor or disciple from the area comes to teach, pray and encourage the group.

Someone from the group is trained to help lead the meetings.

The home church becomes part of the wider fellowship and is supported month by month.


Believers meet together in homes and courtyards in their own village.

Songs, prayer and Scripture, in the language people speak at home.

Pastors and disciples teach from the Word of God.

Prayer for the sick and for families in need.
Let us not be weary in well doing
Galatians 6:9 · King James Version





























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