Caring for the Fruit of Evangelism

By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.svIn 1986, when we started our cell ministry in El Salvador, we knew almost nothing about cells. At that time there were no books on the subject and the little that was known were the sporadic comments that Pastor Cho made in his books....

Covenantal Cells

By Dr. Les Brickman, www.strategiccell.com “For better or for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish…” These words are familiar to most of us. They are considered “traditional wedding vows”. Many couples delete these words...

Closing the Door Through a S.E.A. of Care

By Dr. Les Brickman, www.strategiccell.com Teddy Roosevelt once said, “Nobody cares how much you know until they know how much you care.” Our cell leaders may be “mature in the faith.” They may have vast experience, even deep theological knowledge of the Word. But,...

Who do we see?

By Daphne Kirk, www.G2gMandate.org; Twitter: daphnekirk The Celebration service can be the loneliest place; it can be overwhelming, like navigating a maze. Depending on the size of the church, it can be difficult to find people and certainly easy to walk in and walk...

Shepherding God’s Flock

By Gerardo Campos, District pastor at Elim Church, San Salvador, El Salvador, www.elim.org.sv Cells should have a clear vision for evangelism. In fact, one key reason for their existence is to reach out to others. What could be happening, then, when people reached for...