By José Vega, www.elim.org.sv A pastor once asked his cell group to name the hardest place in the world to share the gospel. They guessed North Korea. The Middle East. A closed country somewhere. He listened, then said quietly, “What about the apartment...
By Gerardo Campos, district pastor at Elim Church, San Salvador, El Salvador — elim.org.sv Worldwide evangelism is most effective by missionaries who have first been cell leaders. A person who has led a group, multiplied it, and raised up new leaders carries a...
By Nelma Araujo, cell pastor at Foursquare Church of God, Belém, Brazil One of the great strengths of the cell church is its dynamism. It moves quickly and simply toward its goals — and this mobility is precisely because, like the New Testament church, it requires no...
By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv Within our cells, there are families, young people, children, workers, and the elderly who need not only to hear the gospel but also to see it embodied in a living community. When we think of missionary work, we often immediately think...
By Robert M. Lay, Cell Church Ministry Brazil From the very beginning, God desired fellowship. After creating Adam and Eve, he pursued a relationship with them. After the fall, he went looking for them. After the flood, he preserved a remnant through Noah. He called...
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