By Aaron Lemuel de la Torre, Iglesia Bautista de la Comunidad, Hidalgo, Texas As churches transition to a cell-based model, leaders often begin to see the power of the cell. Cells give believers opportunities to exercise their spiritual gifts, build meaningful...
By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv Elim Church in El Salvador has now completed forty years of cell ministry. Over these four decades, a strong cell church culture has been forged—one that can be felt in every worship service. Even the service schedule is organized...
By Jonathan Cordle, pastor at Table Church in Pittsburgh, PA, https://table.org/ Musician David Byrne once pointed out how architecture shapes the music that an artist writes. For instance, a rock band that plays small rooms will tend to feature crisp, precise...
By Jonathan Cordle, pastor at Table Church in Pittsburgh, PA, https://table.org/ Every plane has two wings, but that’s not enough for it to take flight. It needs power. Acts 2:42-47 gives a model for the two wings of a church: Cell and Celebration. But that...
By Robert Lay, www.celulas.com.br The relationship between the celebration service and the cell meeting has often been misunderstood. Yet there is a perfect balance between them. They do not compete against each other — they complement each other. They are of equal...
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