One significant person impacted by Neighbour was a young Baptist seminary student named Lawrence Khong from Singapore, who became involved in the Houston church. He returned to Singapore in the mid-’80s to pastor a growing church. He was unexpectedly baptized in the...
By Joel Comiskey, 2000 Year of Small Groups Although Cho inspired many of the largest cell churches in the world, the individual who has pioneered cell-based ministry in the U.S. is Ralph Neighbour. In 2024, he turned ninety-five while continuing his cell church...
By Bill Beckham, Where Are We Now Imagine Aquila and Priscilla making their way from Rome. Instead of arriving at Corinth in the 1st Century, they arrive at your church at the beginning of the 21st Century. What would they think if they visited a typical traditional...
By Jeff Tunnell, JCG board member, pastor emeritus, and cell church advocate. Joel Comiskey wrote a magazine article that clarified integration during our transition from Program-based to Cell-based ministry. I have selected some portions from the article for you. My...
Robert Lay, Brazil cell church, www.celulas.com.br There are many different cell systems in churches. Systems can vary and adapt in detail according to specific situations in local Churches. But one factor is vital to a healthy Cell Church: the integration of all...
By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv Our Elim churches foster a sense of community by maintaining a balance between cells and celebrations. The celebrations in our churches are not just events but our extended family gatherings. People who attend the celebration do so...
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