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Some call them house churches. Some call them organic churches. Some
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When we speak of the Reformation we all think of Martin Luther, of justification by faith and 
I am used to being different from people whom I connect with. In
college I was the lone protestant getting a degree in Theology from a
Roman Catholic/Charismatic university. I was one of two
non-episcopalians getting a Masters degree from an Episcopal seminary.
So being possibly the only mega-church staff member at a national
conference for house churches does not freak me out in the least. I am
comfortable enough in my own skin and calling to know that God uses the
differences to make a more perfect whole. That is evident at this
conference in ways I never expected.
Preface
Note: This article is written by Guy Muse, a Southern Baptist Missionary serving in Guayaquil, Guayas, Ecuador.
