statements of faith - some missing

I was going through the forum looking at the statements of faith of different Christian groups and denominations

some did not have one, but it looks like the forums are quite new and they haven't established them yet.

I was looking for a Quaker forum but there doesn't seem to be one.

There wasn't one for charismatic evangelicals either - not quite described by any of these groups.

nor for family community churches - I suppose they would classify as free non-denominational churches or pentecostal/house church

nor for emerging church movement

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Let's stop arguing and get praying more!

God bless u all!

What it takes is a sufficient number of people asking for a forum for their particular church or movement. If there are none or one, no forum will be set up for that church until their numbers grow, and that's something we can all understand.

Occasionally there are a few together but so few that they are put--for the time being--with whatever other existing group is closest to them. That's how the Old Catholics came to be with the Anglicans. The Charismatic Evangelicals of whom you spoke can probably function well in the Pentecostal forum, which is distinct from the Cathoilc Charismatic forum, for example.

Might also look in Spirit-filled/charismatic for the charismatic evangelicals. I think I've seen Quakers in the Anabaptist forum. I think you are right about the family community churches fitting in with Non-denominational, unless you are talking more about a house church.

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There might be a Quaker forum here:
Quakers in Britain

This one has a forum link:
Quaker Quaker - Primitive Christianity Revived, Again: A Convergent Friends Community

charismatic evangelicals spread across many denominations, so I don't think they see themselves as centralized. But the spirit-filled/charismatic forum here would come close.