Acts 2:42 says, "They continued steadfastly in the Apostles Doctrine, in fellowship, in breaking of bread and in prayers."  

We continue to read that as they went house to house we read in verse 32, about the heart of those who gathered in their giving. 

"And the multitude of them that believed were of one heart and of one soul: neither said any of them that ought of the things which he possessed was his own; but they had all things common."

As people went house to house and you saw someone who had no bed, and you had two "See to it that they have a bed."  At the same time, if you see someone who has no food, "See to it that they have food."  If the person who received the common gifts had more in another area than the area they had need of, "They would give that part to those in need."

Fact of the matter is, "This is so different than the Traditional Fellowship Setting."  I honestly do not need to say anymore.  However, "The church is a movement of Reformation to restore the Altar of the Lord and His Sacrifices as a place in their lives for the Father's Fruits of His Love to fill, made a live by the Holy Spirit."  It is through this simple blueprint that people were added to the church daily, and signs wonders and miracles followed. 

In Deuteronomy 14:24-26 we read, "That while people were bringing their goods to the barns and there was too much to carry they exchanged the goods for money at the market" so that people can buy what they wanted to whom it was given.

            "If you see a person at a Traditional Church with no food--then all that attends that gathering see's too it that they have food."  The money goes to the people, after it is converted.  The Apostles worked for a living just as Jesus did, as "Jesus was a Carpenter."

So, the blueprint for giving in the New Testament Gathering is "Seeing to it that everyone is in one accord, and all people have all things in common: Spiritually and Physically" through the Ministry and Word of Reconciliation.