the church in Philemon’s house

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The church in Philemon’s house was an early Christian house church that met in the home of Philemon, likely in Colossae, and included believers such as Apphia and Archippus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian community
early Christian house church
associatedPerson Apphia NERFINISHED
Archippus NERFINISHED
Philemon NERFINISHED
associatedTheme Christian fellowship
hospitality in early Christianity
household churches in the New Testament
associatedWithCity Colossae (probable) NERFINISHED
communityMembersInclude Apphia NERFINISHED
Archippus NERFINISHED
Onesimus (after conversion) NERFINISHED
Philemon NERFINISHED
denominationalStatus pre-denominational Christianity
foundedBy unknown
geographicalRegion Roman province of Asia (probable)
greetedBy Paul the Apostle NERFINISHED
Timothy NERFINISHED
historicalStatus no longer extant as a meeting place
host Philemon NERFINISHED
languageContext Koine Greek NERFINISHED
likelyLocation Colossae NERFINISHED
meetsIn house of Philemon
private home
mentionedIn Epistle to Philemon NERFINISHED
New Testament
metInHouseOf Philemon NERFINISHED
pastoralOversightTraditionallyLinkedTo Apostle Paul NERFINISHED
relatedTo Pauline communities NERFINISHED
church in Colossae
religiousTradition Christianity
roleInNewTestament example of a house-based congregation
scripturalBasis Philemon 1:1–2
scripturalCanonContext part of narrative in the Pauline epistles
socialSetting household-based Christian group
timeContext Apostolic Age NERFINISHED
timePeriod 1st century AD
typeOfGathering house church
worshipPractice Christian worship

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Apphia coRecipientWith the church in Philemon’s house