Hitting Home with
Home Church 

A fresh take on church for those looking for something more organic.

Doing Something Ancient with Something New

The original church met in homes and private establishments before wide adoption of Christianity brought churches into large public spaces.  It's ironic that despite home churches being so "modern", they are something so close to the original design of church.  The Well Community Church believes Christ belongs in the home and a great way to emphasize that is to support home church opportunities.  We have one home church who meets regularly, and others that pop up on occasion, which meets a variety of needs.  For some, it's about experiencing God in something that feels more honest and authentic.  For others, it's coping with prior "church hurt" which may make returning to more traditional churches difficult.  Whatever your reason, we welcome you to experience all the scriptural elements of church in this unconventional, but authentically original format.

The Full Church Experience

Home church isn't some cut-rate church experience; it's everything you need in a church.  Prayer, fellowship, worship, communion, and discipleship... it's the full package.   Churches come together for special events, they observe communion on the same days, and lessons are shared between Hub Church sermons and special-made Home Church guided lessons, available through our app on and YouTube.   The first Christians didn't have a steeple on their buildings and God worked through them just fine.  Let's recapture that authenticity!

Homes and "Home Rooms"

We believe having the relationships with one another and with God are more important than the setting.  Home Church takes place at designated host homes or at our purpose-furnished "home room" at the Hub building.  This provides a comfortable, casual environment that lets the church family grow closer to one another on a different level.  This is especially helpful for those who may have mental or emotional hang-ups regarding traditional churches.  By simply removing the veneer of the traditional church building from the equation, we are seeing dozens experience church, sometimes for the first time in years. 

Guided Lessons

Giving the Gospel to people in an interactive manner.

Holding church in an unconventional environment would be kind of pointless if everyone just stared at a screen the whole time.  That's why we record guided lessons each week for our Home Churches which accompanies each sermon.  These videos typically start with some kind of intro then dive into 3 or 4 minutes of commentary on the sermon subject.  Viewers are then presented with a short discussion card that allows them to pause the video, dig into the scriptures, and discuss themes presented.  After discussion, additional commentary is provided followed by more questions.  This allows Home Churches to have maximum flexibility to discuss God in a way that is authentic to them without being divergent from the rest of the church family.  Videos are typically around 9-15 minutes long in total.
Some can listen to a dynamically delivered sermon in person, but sitting on a comfy couch watching a recording of a sermon doesn't make you feel valued.  Part of the design in Home Church guided lessons is to provide a special version of the lesson just for these groups in a way that feels intentional.  Home Church isn't a second-rate church experience; it's just a new way to reach more people for Christ.  Whether it's providing special video lessons, paying for childcare, or dedicating space for Home Church hosting, The Well Community Church feels strongly that anyone who craves a connection with a church family should be able to do so without feeling pressed into a particular church culture or mold.  The only unity that we are really concerned with is the unity we have in Jesus Christ.