By Mario Vega In 2026, Elim Church in El Salvador will celebrate forty years since transitioning to the cell church model. These four decades have been filled with deep joy as we’ve seen lives transformed and the church multiply. Yet we’ve also faced persistent...
by Timo Barbosa, Catalyst Communities – Brazil, IG @thimoteobarbosa Launching and sustaining a healthy cell system isn’t easy. Building equipping tracks, coaching leaders, tracking metrics, and mapping growth can feel overwhelming. There’s no magic formula—and copying...
By Scott Boren, For more on Spiritual Formation and Spiritual Leadership, visit Scott’s blog: https://thejesuscafe.wordpress.com Yesterday, in Part 1 of this series, I wrote about the danger of having too many visions in a single church. Competing ministries, each...
By Scott Boren, For more on Spiritual Formation and Spiritual Leadership, visit Scott’s blog: https://thejesuscafe.wordpress.com. “Where there are two visions, there is division.” These words from Dion Robert, pastor of the 150,000-member Works and Mission Baptist...
By Robert M. Lay, Cell Church Ministry Brazil, www.celulas.com.br After many years helping churches transition into cell-based ministry, I’ve noticed a typical pattern emerge: the journey into cell church often includes valleys. These challenging seasons are not signs...
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