Household Faith Group

Jesus and the Children "The whole program is an evangelistic one. We don't want a household group to become a Bible study group in the old model where they just do the same thing year after year after year with the same few people. The challenge is to bring in new people." By new people, Mr. Meacock says these could be from the fringe group in a church or those who only go to church occasionally. What it seeks to do is to take people to a higher level of spirituality. It seeks to bring the group closer to other Christians. This is a way of getting people committed to one another and therefore deepen their faith and their commitment to the church as well as the household group.

Baby Boomer Place

"Your Household of Faith group is a perfect place for Baby Boomers, as well as the X or Y Generations who wouldn't necessarily go to church, to get together and to talk about their faith and to grow in their faith. It's exactly the same with the X-Generation." Another benefit of the Households is that they could be used in areas where churches are few and far between."

Article by Susan Mann for The Anglican April 2002

"Help to strengthen the Household Faith Group."

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