A church, in its most basic sense, is a community of disciples on mission with Jesus.

A micro church is no different . . .it's just smaller.

Therefore, a micro church is a relatively small community of disciples on mission with Jesus.

The phrase, "a community of disciples on mission with Jesus," reveals 4 basic ingredients of a church (regardless of size):

1. A Community — a fellowship of friends; a family.
2. of Disciples — followers of Jesus who trust Him as Savior and worship Him as King.
3. on Mission — a church heeds both the Great Commission of Jesus and the Great Commandment of Jesus.
4. with Jesus — He is alive, so we serve with Him, not just for Him.

Small and micro are rather subjective and relative terms, but a micro church likely has around 3-12 people.

Being "a community of disciples on mission with Jesus" takes intentionality!

While every micro church looks a bit different, here are a few frameworks to get you started: