A Barna Report survey released Jan. 8, 2007 found that people say they find house churches more satisfying than traditional churches in four major areas: leadership, faith commitment, personal and community connectedness, and spiritual depth.

Read all about house churches and the reason behind their prominence and popularity in the U.S.

Read a July 22, 2010 USA Today article on the background of house churches, there prevalence in the U.S. and the intimacy it provides to worshipers.

Read a June 25, 2013 Huffington Post article about the growing popularity of ‘house churches’ in the U.S.

The House Church Network is a resource for house churches operated by David and Carolynn Anderson in Bristol, Tenn. 

The New Testament Restoration Foundation seeks to restore first-century house church practices with the Bible as sole religious authority. It maintains a state-by-state list of house churches. Contact Stephen Atkerson.

The Rebuilders is a resource ministry for planting first-century-style worship in home churches. It is run by Milt Rodriguez and is based in Cedaredge, Colo.

This story, published on May 14, 2013, in the New York Times, explains how Vermont became the first state to pass a legislative measure allowing physicians to administer lethal drugs to terminally ill patients in May 2013.

House Church Network Association is a Web site that supports the planting of house churches in North America.