The House Church Movement refers to a form of Christian worship that takes place in private homes rather than traditional church buildings. This movement emphasizes small group gatherings, fostering community, and personal relationships among members. It often encourages participation from all attendees, allowing for a more intimate and interactive worship experience. Many participants in the House Church Movement seek to return to the practices of the early Christian church, as described in the New Testament. This approach can include shared meals, prayer, and Bible study, creating a sense of belonging and spiritual growth within the group.