So taking that list of adjectives there are:
-- Organic
-- Simple
-- House
-- New Testament
I would be curious to know what those all mean in this context and how those all interact.
I would also be curious to know if the term "naturist" might be added to the list.
At least one person on this board has told me in a PM that they attend a naturist house church and I have encouraged them to post on that but for whatever reasons they have not yet, (perhaps there are several who have experience with naturist house churches who can comment). I really do not know what the above list means as I have not experienced a house church.
i.e.
-- I know what an organic garden is but what is an organic church? In what sense is a church "organic?
-- Of course such a church would be simple compared to most other church organizations, but then what characterizes a "simple church"
-- By "house" church I infer that it meets in someone's house or maybe floats from house to house, that simplifies the infrastructure provided that there is not a zoning board to fight with about a land use permit. However, some members may not have enough house to host it and that can lead to problems. For instance if only one member has enough house or other building then human nature can elevate that person's importance and sway, so prayer needs to be offered that they are up to the task.
-- "New Testament" I assume that is a doctrinal position/view point! I have encountered a few who seemed to to take that to an extreme of being virtually "Old Testament illiterate" So I am curious what it means in this case. Essentially the ways it that term has been used as an adjective are so variable that I do not know what it means in a specific case.
As to the personal dynamics in such a group, I am not sure that there is a definition of how that should go. Personal dynamics within an imprecisely defined group is not my forte (actually in my case it is probably and anti-forte..... meaning that not only do I not do it well, but I am likely to screw it up royally sooner or later). One of my experiences is that I have found that my academic experience sometimes garners extra attention, My PhD is in Mechanical Engineering but my academic approach seems to impress other that I have a lot of theological knowledge and gains me respect that sort of slops over into other areas in an undue manner (If not an un-do manner

Any group is likely to pick up from time to time, people who:
-- are not the sharpest kinfe in the drawer
-- people with strange ideas/interpretations
-- people who cannot take criticism of an idea without taking it as a personal attack
-- etc. Etc. ETC.
-- People who have substantial capabilities and disproportionately larger opinions of those capabilities.
-- some people have leadership skills and if encouraged will use them while others have (or think they have) leadership skills and insist on using them.
If we look at the account of Corinthians, there is a church that went off in a bunch of wrong directions misapplying Christian concepts or incorporating concepts that were not Christian.
Now I suppose I could go off and get a book about house churches, but there are probably enough different books that I could ask 10 questions and get 25 different answers some of which are diametric opposites.
So I would like to get you guys and gals to respond with what you know about the subject, and if anyone has experience to share about naturist home churches, do, please, jump in.
Oh, and I should not neglect legalities, some church leaders have gotten into trouble for such as offering to counsel someone about marriage problems and then gotten sued because they did not have any training in marriage counseling.
Hopefully I have posed the question broadly enough so as to elicit a broad discussion.
P.S. a large part of my interest in this is based on the notion that such churches may be the future (by necessity) for Christianity for many people.