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- Antioch in Australia - Antioch is where people were first called Christians. Here you will find Australian Antioch Community pages.
- Bethel - Bethel is made up of two major organisations Bethel Services and Bethel Community with a number of subsidiary groups, responsible for other activities.
- Chrisitans reaching the world for Christ - General hangout and communications center for Christians
- The Christian Financial Network - The Christian Financial Network, Inc., (CFN) is a financial services company that promotes stewardship by providing the Christian community with Bible based financial education, timely financial information, and select financial products and services. Affiliate Program (YES).
- ChristianInsider.com Where People Go to Grow - ChristianInsider.com is a lifestyle destination site focused on inspiring and assisting people in their daily walk with Christ through fresh content, shopping and online interaction.
- The City-Wide Christian CellChurch of Arlington - The vision, structure and strategy for this church movement. Includes historical grounding.
- Focolare Movement - Founded by Chiara Lubich in Italy. Focuses on the creation of the "Domestic Church". Movement has several "Mariopolis", cities run totally according to Gospel principles.
- House2House Home - This website offers cutting edge education and information on what a house church is and what it brings to Christianity. This site also houses the magazine of the same name that purposes to make the housechurch concept global.
- Informaiz? - Emilia Romagna - Italy - Not official site about Taiz?, and the activities in Italy
- JPUSA information by and for ex-members - The JPUSA diaspora site for critical thinking and reflection on community life, sharing old memories, contacting old friends, and maintaining relationships.
- Koinonia Partners - Koinonia was is an interacial Christian Community founded by Clarence Jordan in 1942, and is the birthplace of Habitat for Humanity.
- Michaeline/The Order of Saint Michael - The Order of Saint Michael is an ecumenical Christian community oriented toward self-knowledge and spiritual growth, including clergy as well as lay members.
- Miles Family Foundation - A non-profit foundation established for the purpose of promoting the most ancient, non-denominational Christianity, Christian communities of this nature, and Christian heritage and values in character, culture, education, and the arts.
- ministerios generacion 21 - Grupo de Jovenes en Greeley Assembly en Greeley, Colorado. Spanish youth group of Greeley Assembly in Greeley, Colorado.
- NextReformation - The Next Reformation website is devoted to sharing ideas and offering articles written on the Housechurch movement, and enlightening the churched and the unchurched people of this world that: Church doesn't have to be another institution.
- The Othona Community at Burton Bradstock - The Othona Community, a Christian community in Dorset, UK welcomes visitors of all faiths and none and offers retreats, short courses and periods of "open space"
- Parish/Congregation Study - On this site you will eventually find some of the best churches in America, 300 Catholic parishes and 300 Protestant congregations. This study is underwritten by the Lily Endowment.
- People of Praise - A charismatic ecumenical group, consisting of married couples, and singles. Meets weekly and engages in social outreach, renewal, and healing.
- Servants of Jesus Community - An Ecumenical Community based in Sydney, Australia. It has both Catholic and Protestant members who's aim is to live the Christian life according to Acts 2:42.
- Singles Alive In Christ - Single adult ministry promoting Biblical spiritual healing for singles, single parents, divorcees, widows and widowers.
- stand 318 - taking off the mask - Young adult group serving South-East Texas and South-West Louisiana. (Lots of Java!)
- Taiz? - Ecumenical, international community in Taiz?, France.
- Work of Christ Community - An ecumenical, charismatic community of Christians in East Lansing, Michigan.
- NYTimes.com - Megachurches as Minitowns - Some large Christian churches are becoming self-contained communities. [Requires free NYTImes.com registration to view] (May 9, 2002)
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