By Ralph Neighbour, The Shepherd’s Guidebook While a cell group has a formal weekly gathering, its life is really embedded in the daily relationships and mutual sharing of lives. For that reason, its size simply must not exceed fifteen persons — but that’s...
By Ralph Neighbour, The Shepherd’s Guidebook He chose David his servant and took him from the sheep pens; from tending the sheep he brought him to be the shepherd of his people Jacob, of Israel his inheritance. And David shepherded them with integrity of heart;...
By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv In a cell leader, two important roles come together: the facilitator and the pastor. These are different and distinct roles, yet they are combined in the same person who leads a cell. Let us look at this in detail: as a facilitator, the...
By Michelle Geoffrey, cell pastor at www.celebrationchurch.org I meet with leaders all the time who are stuck in the weeds. By this, I mean they are doing it all! As leaders, we often facilitate the agenda, communicate with the group, host the meeting, and bring...
By Ralph Neighbor, The Shepherd’s Guidebook What does it mean to lead a cell group? Jesus gives us a compelling picture — and it begins with the shepherd. Every Sheep is Different Jesus describes his flock as having both lambs and sheep — different levels of maturity,...
by Steve Cordle, Executive Director, The River Network International (trni.org) I have often thought that if I could go back nearly thirty years, to when we first started with the cell church ministry paradigm, I would avoid using the term “group leader.” Too many...
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