Community..

The early church, especially in its first century, was characterized by a strong sense of community and shared life. They gathered regularly, shared resources, and actively cared for one another, demonstrating a commitment to living out their faith in practical ways. 

This included sharing meals, possessions, and actively participating in each other's lives. 

Community Focus:  

The early church was deeply rooted in community. Believers met together frequently, both in public spaces like the temple courts and in homes, to share meals, fellowship, and learn from each other. 

• The early church actively shared their faith with others, leading to the rapid growth of the church.