We pursue the recovery of the first century church’s faith community.
  We strive to reactivate structures, activities(Acts 2:42), ministry methods(Acts 2:46~47), and leadership styles (Matthew 20:26~27) that model those found in the New Testament.
   
Our priorities center on saving the lost rather than church growth.
  We believe that it is God’s desire that all to be saved and that all come to a knowledge of the Truth (1st Timothy2:4)
   
We believe that the goal of the Church is to witness to unbelievers to make disciples.
  We believe that is why the LORD established the Church (Matthew 28:19~20)
   
We use the following disciple training methods.
  - Instead of the knowledge transfer, we focus on cultivating abilities
- Instead of classroom education, we focus on practical life experience
- Instead of teaching by words, we focus on showing by deeds
   
We focus on recovering the original tasks of both pastor and layman.
  A pastor focuses on equipping the saints (Ephesians 4:11~12a), praying, preaching(Acts 6:2~4), and being an effective leader(Acts 20:28). The layman focuses on shepherding the members and establishing the Church (Ephesians 4:12b)
   
The House Church is neither a cell group nor a small group, but it is a church.
  In order for the House Church to become a church, the following conditions must be fulfilled.
- It must meet weekly(Acts 20:7)
- Men and women meet together(Romans 16:3~5)
- Believers and unbelievers meet together(1st Corinthians 14:23~25)
   

We respect the individual pastor’s biblical interpretation and his/her denominational
  heritage concerning the duty and church system, baptism and communion ceremonies, and preaching styles/preferences.