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...
By Gerardo Campos, District Pastor, Elim Church, San Salvador, El Salvador — www.elim.org.sv The cell church exists to serve people. But as a congregation grows, one pastor simply cannot provide the care that everyone needs. The senior pastor must develop other...
By Joel Comiskey — from Living in Victory I encourage every pastor — lead and staff alike — to be personally involved in cell ministry, whether as a team member or as a cell group leader. The most important reason is simple: to stay close to the fire. Pastoral...
By Scott Boren, The Center for Community and Mission — scottboren.blogspot.com| @mscottboren In my previous post, I proposed that God — as Father, Son, and Spirit — leads in community; therefore, we are called to lead our groups in the same way. This means embracing...
By Scott Boren, The Center for Community and Mission — scottboren.blogspot.com| @mscottboren Over the years, I’ve encountered many group leaders driven by an individualistic imagination — and honestly, most leaders tend to operate this way. Within this mindset,...
By Rodrigo Leone, pastor of the adult network and leadership training director at Central Baptist Church, Itabira, MG — cell member, pastoral team leader, and multiplying cell leader. Cells are not a modern innovation. They are rooted in the New Testament itself. The...
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