By Pedro and Isabel Saavedra, founding pastors of Centro Cristiano Nueva Vida, a cell church in Miami, Florida. Yesterday, we ended with a question: will we ask the Builder of his church to help us examine our own purpose, so that the Builder and collaborators are...
By Pedro and Isabel Saavedra, founding pastors of Centro Cristiano Nueva Vida, a cell church in Miami, Florida. Wikipedia defines teamwork simply as “work done by several people where each plays a part, but all share a common goal.” It’s a...
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...
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