Scripture, searched by meaning
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A home for the church
that meets in homes.
Gather around the Word, pray for one another, keep open books, bear each other’s burdens, and help new churches take root — all in one quiet, participatory place.
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When you meet
A gathering, in six movements.
Not a service to attend — an evening with a shape to it. The app holds the shape so the room can pay attention to each other.
The meal
The table comes first. Everyone eats before anything else begins.
Singing
Psalms and hymns, in a key the room can actually reach.
Reading
A passage read aloud, slowly, with the whole room holding it.
Discussion
Anyone may speak. Teaching belongs to the body, not to a stage.
Mission
Who needs what this week — and who is going to carry it.
Closing praise
A last song, a word over one another, and out the door.
Between gatherings
Everything the body needs,
in one quiet place.
A songbook that travels
Chords, capo, transposition, chord shapes and setlists — with a leader view built for a phone propped on a music stand.
Prayer that stays private
Requests are encrypted at rest, and the one who asked chooses who sees them. Nobody browses anyone else's burdens.
Open books
Gifts in, needs met, money out — visible to the church and anonymised by default. Nobody has to ask where it went.
Gifts named by the body
Members notice gifts in one another. Recognition is affirmed by the church against the qualifications in 1 Timothy 3 — never simply assigned.
Gatherings and rhythms
Plan the agenda, run it live from the room so everyone stays on the same page, and keep the weekly rhythms — fasts included.
Starting something
Churches multiply by being planted, not by getting bigger.
A new gathering gets what it needs from the first evening: a listing others can find, an invite path, agendas, a songbook, open books, and people further along who can walk with you.