The Home Fellowship
Hearts in Christ - Hands in Service

Navasota, Texas
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Thursday, July 29, 2010

Call us today at
936-825-8223 (Cushman)
or 936-825-0351 (McMullen)
or email us!


Site News
July 11th - Dougal Cameron
Speakers include Russell, Faber, Daniel, another Fellowship Member, or a guest speaker.
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Communion Bread/Wine
The Bread - Our Communion bread is usually baked by one of our own members. We use common homemade bread, and real Hebrew matzah whenever we can. There is significant symbolism in the making and breaking of the bread, and we consider it a real treat when we have bread just like our Lord used during his last Passover celebration. 
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Upcoming Events
Every year we celebrate a Moravian style "love feast' during our Christmas service. This year it will be on December 20. The Moravian traditions, born in Czechoslavakia over three hundred years ago, are merely the humble serving of pastries and hot drinks to one another during a refreshment period in the middle of the worship service, and a beautiful candle lighting ceremony where everyone lights a candle. These symbolic acts almost explain themselves as we partake of them each year. You are invited to join us! 
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Gifts from the Lord

The Home Fellowship is based Oct 1-May 31st at the McMullen Farm, 4149 FM 2988, Navasota, Texas 77868 (In Whitehall).  Other members of the group host the Fellowship when the McMullens are out of town or during the summer months.  The Church is US, not a building, and it matters not where we meet, as long as we meet!

Jesus often spoke of His church, and usually he used the Greek word "Ecclesia," meaning an assembly of equals. This was the same word used to name the famous Greek and Roman political Assemblies.  An "Ecclesia" was a democratic organization. This word is easily recognized in the Spanish word for church: Iglesia. So "church" was never meant to be a structure, but a revolutionary concept of spiritual polity and hierarchy. In fact as Christians, WE are the structure! We are the Body of Christ. Each of us is a carefully fashioned stone that fits into God's superstructure. Christ is the great High Priest, the King of Kings, and we are all equal before Him, in a true Christian assembly. And we assemble wherever God makes a place available!

What's New

The Home Fellowship is a diverse group of believers in Jesus. We had our first assembly together on February 4, 2007. We met eagerly when community residents voiced a desire to "get this thing going". The idea of the fellowship was the culmination of many years of preparation in the hearts of the three organizers. The following are all regular teachers at the Home Fellowship, every Sunday.

Daniel Schnaider, a Jewish believer in Yeshua (Jesus) born to German Jewish refugees in Argentina, has a popular ministry on Mexican television, and is a regular teacher at the Home Fellowship. Fluent in Spanish, Hebrew and English, and versed in the deep traditions of Judaism, Daniel has gradually become an exciting addition to our teaching minsitry since he presented our first Seder celebration, two years ago. 

Faber and Sandy McMullen, are both facilitators to the group, and their home serves as "home base" for our weekly meetings, hence the name Home Fellowship.Their farm provides a wonderful incubator in which to study, worship, and learn together. Faber offers Hebrew classes to willing students.

Russell Cushman is a local artist and former City Councilman.  He is a gifted teacher with decades of experience teaching exegetically.  He has an artistic insight and loves to teach the scriptures using objects and songs and things tactile.  Russell hosts a Men's Prayer Group at the Corner Cafe restaurant, located in downtown Navasota across from the Post Office.  Be there at 6:30 for an intimate prayer time and a great breakfast!

The Home Fellowship is a diverse group of believers in Jesus. We had our first assembly together almost three years ago, on February 4, 2007. We met eagerly when community residents voiced a desire to "get this thing going".