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The Simple Church movement is an Evangelical Christian movement that reinterprets the nature and practice of church.
==Simple==
A simple church may meet anywhere with or without trained leaders, formal liturgy, programs or structures.〔House2House Magazine Website, "(What Do We Mean By Simple Church )〕 To facilitate relationship, discipleship (spiritual formation), multiplication, mobility, and member ownership, a simple church is usually a small group of no more than 20-25 persons. Church "programs" are virtually nonexistent and small group participation is essential. The process of moving from worship to small group, small group to mission work, and mission work to worship is a primary focus.
Authors Tony and Felicity Dale, founders of ''House2House Ministries'', have promoted the term "simple church" in their book "Simply Church".〔Dale, T. and Dale, F. (2000) ''Simply Church''. Karis Books, ISBN 0-9718040-1-X〕〔(What We Do: Planting Simple Churches )〕 The term is often used interchangeably with other terms like organic church,〔Cole, N. (2005) ''Organic Church: Growing faith where life happens''. John Wiley & Sons, ISBN 0-7879-8129-X〕 essential church, primitive church, bodylife, relational church, and micro-church.〔Larry Kreider, "(House Churches & Micro Churches )" (Accessed September 29, 2006)〕
In the early twenty-first century a number of established Christian denominations and mission organizations have officially supported efforts to develop house church networks. These include the Free Methodist Church in Canada, the Foursquare Gospel Church of Canada, the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada, the Presbyterian Church in Canada, Partners in Harvest, the Southern Baptist Convention, Dove Christian Fellowship International, DAWN Ministries (Discipling a Whole Nation), Youth With A Mission (YWAM), and Eternal Grace.
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