- it's economically more sustainable
- it's sustainable in the sense that it is not personality dependant on one individual and therefore can continue to exist and evolve even as "leaders" and other participants change
- it's also more sustainable on an environmental level, making use of space that already exists rather then building/renovating another is important to me
- it enhances the use of resources for justice and mission by cutting down, if not completely eliminating, overhead
June 27, 2007
i am not a supporter of house church(es)
I have often times been asked why we believe in the "house church" model. I don't. In fact, I try hard not to use that phrase any longer. As a model, it is as full of flaws as any other. But I guess I am still a strong proponent for this not as a model as much as the result of my theology and convictions.There is one reason why I highly value the way we have chosen to function: sustainability. I mean this in many ways:
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