by joelcomiskey | Jun 21, 2007 | Cell Church Ministry
If you lead cells, I suspect that you have discovered the same thing I have: it is a lot easier for group members to show care for each other than to reach out to the lost. Groups seem to be natural at fellowship, but most of the time evangelism is less automatic. One...
by joelcomiskey | Jun 20, 2007 | Cell Church Ministry
In the last few blogs I’ve been focusing on how cells and missions stimulate each other and can provide a one-two punch. But we also must remember that the missionary vision starts next door! Some churches are great at focusing on overseas misisons, but they do...
by Rob Campbell | Jun 19, 2007 | Cell Church Ministry
by Rob Campbell Joel’s posts have been highlighting the powerful connection between the cell and missions. In simple terms, the ministry initiatives of a cell church flow through the cells. This is true for missions as well. Today, I experienced something...
by joelcomiskey | Jun 18, 2007 | Cell Church Ministry
During the cell/missions conference in Argentina, I was reminded about different ways to connect cell and mission. One cell church, for example, took up missionary offerings in the cell group. That is, the sole purpose for the cell offering was to give to missions....
by joelcomiskey | Jun 15, 2007 | Cell Church Ministry
On an earlier blog I said that cell multiplication is simply the context in which a disciple is formed, and that the true goal of cell multiplication is to make disciples who make disciples. I just got back on Tuesday from a week-long cell ministry trip to Cordoba,...
by joelcomiskey | Jun 13, 2007 | Cell Church Ministry
Another key factor that positively impacts multiplication is making new contacts. I’m referring here to contact with non-Christians or unchurched people. The critera was simply “new contacts.” The survey showed that cell leaders who contact five to...
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