Using Philippians 1 as an example, this article shows that Christians, being the body of Christ, should experience fellowship with one another. True fellowship is found in Christ and in the unity churches have in Christ.

Is it significant if you view yourself as a member of the church? This article looks at what it means to be a member of Christ for our fellowship as church.

Through the fellowship with Christ we have fellowship with one another. This article discusses how the Spirit constitutes communion.

This article shows that although there is a limit to how well other people can understand what we go through, God has created us in such a way that we can nevertheless still share our joys and sorrows and suffering with one another. It is important that we share our lives with one another in fellowship.

This article shows how through prayer, encouragement, the Lord's Supper, singing, serving, and coming together, fellowship with believers can be kept.

Individualism, subjectivism, and consumerism threaten the communal nature of church life. Church community and fellowship does not destroy the individual; rather, it is through the community that the individual experiences himself and his potential. Diversity in the body of Christ points to the relationship of the individual to the community.

This article on 1 John 1:5-7 is about God as our light and fellowship being made possible through him.

This is an overview of what it means to be a communion of saints. This article gives the scriptural basis for fellowship in the church, and also looks at what certain creeds say on this topic.

The author looks at the importance of the observance of the Sabbath. Fellowship with God is central to the Lord's Day. The author discusses what observance of the Lord's Day means.

"There should be more spiritual excitement in us when we meet a Christian." The author of this article looks at the beauty of real fellowship and communion between Christians.

What is real freedom? This article explains that freedom is to serve each other through love. In fleshing this out, the author discusses the importance of listening in fellowship, the home visits of the elders, equality in the church, suffering injustice, and being content in the church.

This article is about the holy kiss and fellowship in the church. The author looks at passages like Genesis 27:27, Matthew 26:49, 2 Corinthians 13:12 and also discusses unity and love in the Lord's Supper.

This article is about the trustworthiness of Scripture and the opposition against the gospel, especially with regard to suffering.

This article is about real fellowship in the church.

This article looks at fellowship and the doctrines of creation, the fall, redemption and sanctification.

This article is about our fellowship with Jesus Christ, experiencing the love of Christ and being far from the love of Christ.

This article is about heaven as place: a place of holiness, a world of glory, perfect fellowship and a world of love.

In this article on the fellowship between Christians, the author discusses some of the hindrances of this fellowship, and how to promote this communion of saints.

This article is about the question if there is real fellowship and intimacy in the organized church, or if home churches are a better option.

This article talks about the life and work of the Triune God to restore the fellowship with man. This relationship with man is recognized in faith and grace. The author then looks at what the charismata is, and the misuses of these charismata in churches.

This article gives the reason why there are sometimes conflict in the church. Knowing what your own role in these tensions and conflicts are, is very important. The author looks at the church as a diverse group of people, as a normative fellowship and the factor of cooperation in the church.

This article is about singing as a special way to thank God. It looks at the importance of the Psalms, but also at why we need to sing a new song to the Lord. Singing also brings us into fellowship with other believers.

This article on 1 John 1:3 is about having fellowship with God and one another through the witness of the apostles.

This article is about the problem of loneliness in the church. Is the church characterized by concern about fellowship, love and true community?