Relational churches, like those in the New Testament, are different. They are not trains, but groups of people out for a walk. More importantly, they can be genuinely attentive to their world, to their Lord, and to each other. Like trains, institutional churches are easy to find. The smoke and noise are unmistakable.
Relational churches are a bit more subtle.
Because they don't announce their presence with flashing lights at every intersection, some believe that churches like those in the New Testament died out long ago. But nothing could be farther from the truth. Relational churches are everywhere. I personally have been meeting with one for more than twenty years. Still, groups like ours are quietly walking together, not bothering to call undue attention to ourselves, because we are simply pilgrims together.