The weekend service still exists, but it is much less important to the membership than the weekly, intimate cell meetings. 8 Still a third model dispenses with the central church organization entirely, and consists of isolated home churches. They may meet in homes, apartments, parks, restaurants, halls, etc. They may or may not network informally with other home churches in their area. Their structure bears a strong resemblance to many covens within Neopagan religions.
Home churches attempt to replicate the meeting style of the very early Christian movement.
In the 1st century CE, there were no cathedrals. There was very little church organization. There was no central religious government, no hierarchy of pope, bishops and priests. Most Christians met in each others homes, as informal fellowships that were frequently led by women. In most home churches, all members are considered to be equal.