The Cell and the Fullness of the Christian Life

Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv The reading of the New Testament should always take into account that the first Christians had no special places for worship. They met in the houses, in small groups. Passages such as the following should be re-read in that context:...

Ministering In A Disaster

By Michelle Geoffrey, www.celebrationchurch.org In 2005, Hurricane Katrina tore through Southeast Louisiana and Mississippi in a catastrophic and unexpected way. Personally, my family and I had never left for a hurricane before and decided to leave New Orleans, like...

Time to Grow

By Steve Cordle, www.crossroadsumc.org Time is a precious commodity in 21st century United States (and in many other cultures, too). People are often feeling pressed for time as they run from work to household upkeep to children’s activities to recreation. So, some...

Integration to Cell Life Versus Cell Gathering

By Rob Campbell, www.cypresscreekchurch.com Integrating others into cell life does not mean simply attending a cell gathering each week. Integration means joining up with others in a set of relationships. One lady recently said, “My husband is out of his element...

Integration: Discover Your Giftedness in a Cell

By Joel Comiskey, check out  coaching  Some people have reacted to the idea that everyone should be in a cell group. “Wouldn’t this stifle creativity and a person’s giftedness?” they say. “Isn’t it better if some join a cell while others join a particular program in...