About Disciplemakingchurches
Disciple-Making Churches is a national network of simple, Acts-based churches across Australia focused on mobilizing everyday Christians.
Disciple-Making Churches is a growing network of churches across Australia that embrace a simple, Acts-based expression of Christian community. These churches are focused on mobilizing everyday believers to make disciples and live out the Great Commission in a natural and sustainable way. Inspired by the early church, these gatherings are often small, relational, and mission-driven—meeting in homes, parks, or community spaces.
Our network includes simple churches, house churches, and organic churches that share a commitment to multiplying disciples, equipping ordinary Christians for ministry, and fostering authentic community. The Disciple-Making Churches Directory at disciplemaking.com.au serves as a hub to connect these communities across Australia. Whether you're looking to start a simple church, join an existing one, or discover how disciple-making can be central to your local context, this site helps you take the next step.
We are not about building bigger buildings or better programs, but about returning to the foundations of the early church—prayer, fellowship, the Word, and bold mission. Join a movement that is reshaping church life through obedience to Jesus’ call to make disciples.
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