Cells on a Mission

By Robert Lay, Cell Church Ministry Brazil, www.celulas.com.br It is commonly and accurately said that our God is a missionary God. He sent out the first missionary, His Son! And then Jesus sent out his own disciples to make other disciples of all nations, not to...

Cell Church: the Best Way to Do Missions

By Nelma Araujo, State Cell Coordinator, Foursquare Gospel Church – Belém, Pará, Brazil Jesus established his church by thinking of a structure that would provide a safe environment for his disciples— where they could commune, learn, grow, and share with others...

Capturing the Heartbeat of God

By Nelma Araujo, cell pastor at Foursquare Church of God, Belem, Brazil One of the great features of the Cell Church is that it is not static. You can move quickly and uncomplicatedly toward your proposed goals and objectives. This mobility is precisely due to the...

Cell Leadership and Missions

By Gerardo Campos, district pastor at Elim Church, San Salvador, El Salvador, www.elim.org.sv The work of worldwide evangelism and disciple-making will only be possible through missionaries who have also been cell leaders since those who have led, multiplied and cared...

The Cell on Mission

Michelle Geoffrey, cell pastor at www.celebrationchurch.org There is a precious cell group of senior adult ladies that meet on Friday mornings in New Orleans, Louisiana. They pray, support and encourage each other like cell groups should do, but something was...

More Important than Cell Church

By Joel Comiskey, check out: Facilitate Without food and water a person can only live for a few weeks. One official study concluded that a person could survive only 8 to 21 days without food and water. So is there anything more important than food and water?...