A CHURCH SERVING TRAVERSE CITY, MI

House churches are just what they sound like, a church that meets on a weekly basis in a house vs a building. House churches usually consist of a small group of people (8-25 depending on the size of the house). Cornerstone Fellowship is a House Church Network, in that we’re a group of house churches that meet separately each week, and we come together once a month for a traditional worship gathering.A house church does everything a big church does, just differently.

Instead of being a church that has small groups, we are a collection of small groups that are a church. Instead of seeing no permanent building as a liability, we see it as an asset. There’s no rent, utilities, or upkeep, thus allowing us to utilize our resources towards ministry to our neighborhoods.

A house church is a church without walls. Jesus calls for us to go outside the walls to meet people's needs, not expecting people to come to us. Cornerstone Fellowship seeks to be like the church from the book of Acts, seeing our city and neighborhoods changed.

If someone from our network of house churches invites you to their house church, attend that one. They will be more than glad to give you the time and place.

If you have never been to a house church, we recommend you attending at our main campus at 4887 Arbor Grove Drive. Pastor Ricky leads this service. Here, you can get a feel of a house church and experience what it can offer. All churches receive the same sermon, either by video or live.

Since attending a house church may be new to you, we encourage you to plan your visit. This way, we can help answer your questions and help make your first visit a very meaningful one.

Cornerstone Fellowship is a church for everyone. We encourage people to come as they are and dress in what feels most comfortable.

Yes! At Cornerstone Fellowship we have discipleship groups. These are groups of 3-5 people who learn how to hear God from the word and apply what God is saying.

These discipleship groups meet anytime the groups wants, in homes, restaurants, coffee shops, or wherever they can get together. The goal is to learn how to meditate and thus hear and experience from God personally. Once each person hears from God, the group helps that person obey whatever God is saying to them. This way, we are developing self feeders from the word who can hear, obey, and multiply themselves into the lives of others.

Be learning to meditate and expereince God personally, you do not need to depend on someone (a preacher) telling you what to do. Ask your house church leader how to get involved in one of our discipleship groups.