Church of the Ancient Christian Faith

I have spent a large part of my life in the institutional church. I have met many people in those churches who have touched my life deeply. I have been in programs in those churches that have helped me grow in Christ. But unfortunately, the institutional church is beginning to fail.

Statistically, 85% of all churches in America are either stagnant or are moving toward a state of serious loss of membership. The institutional church can have advantages due to its size. However, the size of the church can tend to be its undoing. Many Christians today are looking to go deeper in their relationship with God and are struggling to find it in a regular church.

All over America, small house churches are sprouting up. They allow their members a new sense of intimacy, spiritual growth and personal development like never before. Since the church is small, each member is important. By following the ways of the original New Testament church, the whole way that church is conducted is different and much more fulfilling. Everyone gets a chance to contribute, and no one feels under pressure to have to “run the whole show.”

It is my goal to provide spiritual and social development for modern Christians that takes the best of both worlds and puts them together into one powerful organization. By giving a number of small congregations throughout an area the opportunity to reap the benefits of the small group church experience while having the advantages of a larger church, we are able to have a church that is both intimate and stable. The church can assist you with deep spiritual growth and simultaneously be able to provide services that can make a difference in your life.

In His Service,

Rev. ++Timothy Buss, Th.D.
Patriarch Archbishop, Church of the Ancient Christian Faith

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