All across God's green earth, people are gathering in small groups to serve and worship God, be family, and change lives.  This expression of the Revolution is called many names like simple church, organic church, mirco church, essential church, real church, bodylife, and house church.  Whatever you call it, the people value living radically for Jesus and each other and are willing to trim out anything that gets in the way.  Check out this branch of the movement by the reading articles and resources below:

What is Simple Church?

Simple church is a re-definition of church as a Christ-centered community established primary on relationship both to God and to the other members of the group. The term "simple" is used to denote the movement of many traditional church characteristics to the category of non-essential, or even unhelpful, in this model of church. A simple church may meet anywhere, with or without religiously trained persons or clergy, may not have any formal liturgy, and little if any programmatic or institutional structures. To facilitate relationship, discipleship, multiplication, mobility, and member ownership, a simple church is usually a small group of no more than 20-25 persons who meet weekly, if not more often. [Read the whole wiki here.  Also check out House church.]

Read up-to-date information about what's going on in the simple church movement by visiting Tracking the Movement > Simple / Organic / House Church.  This section collects newsfeeds from blogs and websites within the movement, giving you a broad view of the happenings, thoughts, and experiences in the simple church stream.

Find other revolutionaries in the simple church movement in your area and around the world in Find a Revolutionary > Simple Church.  Add your own listing to the directory by registering for an account.  Also check out other simple church / house church directories below.

Build your library or learn more about the simple church movement when you browse Books and Resources > Simple / Organic / House Church.  You'll be able to purchase books through Amazon.com, reveiw items for other readers, and even download free e-books.