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House Churches in the New Testament — Place, Whose House, Who Established

House Churches in the New Testament

Place — Whose House — Who Established / Ministered — Bible References
# House Church (Place) Whose House Who Established / Ministered Key Bible Reference(s)
1
Mary's House (Jerusalem)
Jerusalem
Mary (mother of John Mark) Gathering of believers; Peter visited and prayed here after release from prison Acts 12:12
2
Priscilla & Aquila's House
(Rome? Corinth? Ephesus — referenced in various letters)
Priscilla & Aquila They hosted believers and taught (also instructed Apollos); close ministry partners with Paul Acts 18:2–3, 18–26; Romans 16:3–5; 1 Corinthians 16:19
3
Lydia's House Church
Philippi (Macedonia)
Lydia (a merchant of purple cloth) Paul & Silas preached; Lydia and her household were baptized and she opened her home to believers Acts 16:13–15, 40
4
Nympha's House Church
Laodicea (connected with Colossae)
Nympha Local house leader; Paul sends greetings to the church in her house Colossians 4:15
5
Philemon's House
Colossae (or nearby)
Philemon Paul wrote to Philemon regarding Onesimus; the house served as a meeting place for believers Philemon 1:2; Colossians 4:9–10
6
Jason's House
Thessalonica
Jason Paul and Silas stayed and ministered; Jason hosted believers and was persecuted for it Acts 17:1–9; Acts 17:5–9
7
Philip the Evangelist's House (or family)
Caesarea
Philip (the Evangelist) / his daughters prophesying Philip ministered in Caesarea; his household (including daughters) were prominent ministers/prophets Acts 21:8–9; Acts 8:5–13
8
Cornelius' House
Caesarea
Cornelius (Roman centurion) Peter preached in his house; Cornelius and his household received the Holy Spirit and were baptized — notable first recorded Gentile household conversion Acts 10:1–48
9
Chloe's Household
Corinth
Chloe Chloe's people provided Paul reports about divisions in the Corinthian church — likely a house church or household group 1 Corinthians 1:11
10
Stephanas' Household
Corinth
Stephanas Stephanas' household were among the first converts in Achaia and served the saints (a house church setting) 1 Corinthians 16:15–18
Note: Many early Christian gatherings occurred in private homes — these house churches functioned as the primary expression of church life in the 1st century. Where the NT doesn't explicitly state a "founder," the column lists the primary minister(s) associated with that house (Paul, Peter, Philip, etc.). Dates are not always given in Scripture.
Created for Deva Varthai Bible Study — House Churches in the NT ЁЯМ┐

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