Fellership is Practical We all have heard and used the word fellowship. Personally, I like the sound of the word fellership because it conveys an informal "country-fied" picture. Since Alice and I live out in the country, it kinda fits the local vernacular. I John 1:3 says, "That which we have seen and heard declare we unto you, that ye also may have fellowship with us: and truly our fellowship [is] with the Father, and with his Son Jesus Christ." To me, "fellership" is a flow of life one to another. In particular the flow of God's life - Spirit to spirit/spirit to Spirit. Fellership is a two-way flow. This is true concerning our fellership toward God, and His fellership toward us. It is also that same life flow cycle among us “fellers” (and fe-mellers), spirit to spirit toward other earthsuits on this planet. Practically speaking "fellership" is made possible by being sensitive to all those within our circle: workers, schoolmates, neighbors, kinfolk, friends and even strangers (to name a few). Jesus and His disciples got together with such and related to them on their own turf. Unfortunately "fellership" does have a limitation: time. But as to the who, where and how, it is limitless. It could be while standing in a bank line, in a vehicle, on a sidewalk, in a park, under a tree, in a hospital, while traveling and yes, even at "church. Informal settings seem to be the best (such as around the table), because we can be ourselves and let the Lord’s life flow out more spontaneously and intimately. Full story here. Unanswered questions are not nearly as dangerous as unquestioned answers. Here's a few of ours. Have you wondered, too?