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house group

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noun

  1. a group of Christians who regularly meet to worship, study the Bible, etc, in someone's house

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Kagame’s Rwanda “is one of the world’s worst perpetrators of transnational repression,” said Nicole Bibbins Sedaca of the Freedom House group.

From Seattle Times

Shaun Neff, a founder of Beach House Group, said his team comes up with concepts for new companies and then finds a celebrity to pair it with them.

From New York Times

Ken Thomson, Velasco’s seasoned pro of a partner in the Washington, was a virtually omnipresent force across both days, including as a member of the organization’s house group, the Bang on a Can All-Stars.

From New York Times

The House group also called for the resumption of travel with the United Kingdom, citing vaccine progress in the country and the consequences of restricting international travel, generally.

From Washington Times

Kraft was said to be a target of the “Plumbers,” a covert White House group investigating information leaks.

From Washington Post