By Joel Comiskey, author of Groups that Thriveand From Twelve to Three Research confirms what experienced cell church leaders already know: coaching is the single most important factor in small group health. In their study of 3,000 small-group leaders across 20...
by Steve Cordle, Executive Director, The River Network International (trni.org) Cell ministry is a team game. Ministry happens through teams, not through the pastor alone. The healthiest cell groups are led by a team of a group leader, an apprentice leader, and a...
By Robert Lay, Cell Church Ministry Brazil, www.celulas.com.br Every so often, God gives his church a moment to pause and reflect — to return to Scripture and rediscover the principles he has always intended us to follow. One of those enduring principles is this: the...
By Mario Vega — www.elim.org.sv The New Testament church was never led by a single person. From the beginning, the apostles led collectively (Acts 8:1). The church at Antioch was cared for by a team of prophets and teachers (Acts 13:1). When Paul planted churches...
By Gerardo Campos, District Pastor, Elim Church, San Salvador, El Salvador — www.elim.org.sv The cell church exists to serve people. But as a congregation grows, one pastor simply cannot provide the care that everyone needs. The senior pastor must develop other...
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