Coaching: Do We Need It?

Pastor Bill Mellinger, Crestline First Baptist;  www.crestlinefbc.com Have you watched a professional sports game and seen how many coaches are on the sidelines? Go to a local high school competition and you will see a host of coaches working with the athletes. What...

Interdependent Nature of the Cell Church, part 2

By Leslie Brickman, www.strategiccell.com Early December of last year my wife caught a cold from her brother. Not a problem, you say. Easy to get over, you think. By December 7th the cold had lodged in her lungs. Her lungs were an easy target, having been damaged by a...

Two Crucial Components

By Joel Comiskey Many have likened the cell church to a two-winged bird. Just as a bird needs two wings to fly, cell churches thrive on both cell and celebration. Two-winged comparisons are made so frequently that many people don’t realize that cell churches need...

Balance between Celebration and Cells

by Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv Cell churches emphasize both the large meeting (celebration) and the small meetings (cells). Both of cell and celebration are the church. One is not important than the other. For historical and traditional reasons, we are inclined to...

Celebration, Together

By Jeff Tunnell One of my greatest desires for cell based ministry is to accomplish the goal of no one coming to a celebration service ‘alone’.  In my mind I see the sanctuary filled with groups, not individuals.  The process goes like this; Cell members ride to the...