We live in the World, So does our Ministry.

Our online services bring Word and Sacrament straight into your home through live-streamed, liturgical worship. You and your household prepare simple bread and wine (or juice where needed), and together we hear Scripture, receive a Christ-centered sermon, and share in Holy Communion. This is a good option if you’re homebound, between churches, or simply longing for a more rooted, sacramental worship experience without leaving your house.

With our Traveling House Church, the pastor comes to you for a simple, reverent service of Word and Sacrament in your living room. This can be a gathering for a single household, a small group of friends, or a neighborhood house church. We read Scripture, pray together, listen to a brief homily, and celebrate Holy Communion at your table. It’s a way to experience the ancient faith in the warmth and immediacy of a home setting. This can be done if you are sick or homebound as well, if you want to worship but are unable to leave your home. 

When illness, surgery, or end-of-life care makes it difficult to attend church, we bring church to the bedside. The pastor can visit hospitals, rehab centers, and hospice facilities to offer prayer, anointing, Scripture, and Holy Communion. These services are gentle, flexible, and tailored to the patient’s strength and needs, providing comfort, hope, and the presence of Christ in vulnerable moments. The pastor is a former Army medic and EMT, so he can tailor the service to your specific physical or dietary restrictions if he is made aware of your health conditions.

For those in senior living communities, assisted living, or nursing homes, we provide on-site worship services that are simple, familiar, and deeply pastoral. The pastor can lead a short liturgy with Scripture, a brief message, prayer, and Holy Communion, either one-on-one or with a group of residents. If you are a pastor, chaplain, or activity director, you can also invite House of Ancient Faith to fill in when you are on vacation or temporarily unavailable, ensuring your residents continue to receive faithful, sacramental care.